selected press
New York Magazine: “To Do: See Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California”
Variety: “Sundance Institute Announces Ignite and Adobe Fellows (Exclusive)”
Vulture: “Review: Joan of Arc in A Supermarket in California” /
“Fall Preview 2023”
TimeOut: “This Experimental Show Takes Place at a Brooklyn Bodega”
Good Times: “Chloe Xtina: Watching the Watchers”
Sundance Institute: “2023 Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellows Announced”
Adobe Blog: “Meet the Talented 2023 Sundance x Adobe Fellows”
Playbill: “The Tank Announces 20th Anniversary Core Productions”
NoBudge: “2020 NoBudge Films of the Year”
Women & Hollywood: “Teen Dreams and Nightmares: VOD Picks”
The Dionysian Dream: “Spiritual Visions in Brooklyn”
general praise“The exact right blend of fabulous, feminist, and totally fucked up.”
-Kate Schatz, NYT-bestselling author of the Rad American Women A-Z and Rad Women Worldwide
“The show is, at times, inarguably funny. There’s a chattery, freewheeling humor to the scenes with the supermarket’s current employees. Xtina lets the girls’ language tumble out in all its casual, intimate shorthand, its weirdness and messy desire.”
-Sara Holdren, Vulture on Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California
“Is Chloe Xtina the David Lynch of playwrights? Time will only tell, but she is undoubtly riding that path.” / “Captures a refreshing Americana and women taking on brutal male power in its writing and performance. America is a land of the mystical, wild, deranged, and passionate. We’ve seen it in Tony Kushner’s Angels in America and Xtina’s play gives me hope the American theatre can seize these elements again.
-Josh Feye, The Dionysian Dream on Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California
“This is only the beginning of Xtina’s punk, misandrist filmic lens.”
-Shayna Maci Warner, Women and Hollywood on The First Taste
“Xtina’s film is constructed as a series of vivid details, a film that perfectly captures the vulnerability and naïveté of teenage life.” -Kentucker Audley, NoBudge on The First Taste
“A kaleidoscopic vision of interiority, feminity, and solitude blown up to the size of the solar system. [Xtina‘s] imagination has the power and intensity of the sun.”
-Ryan Stevens, playwright on Ooze
Variety: “Sundance Institute Announces Ignite and Adobe Fellows (Exclusive)”
Vulture: “Review: Joan of Arc in A Supermarket in California” /
“Fall Preview 2023”
TimeOut: “This Experimental Show Takes Place at a Brooklyn Bodega”
Good Times: “Chloe Xtina: Watching the Watchers”
Sundance Institute: “2023 Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellows Announced”
Adobe Blog: “Meet the Talented 2023 Sundance x Adobe Fellows”
Playbill: “The Tank Announces 20th Anniversary Core Productions”
NoBudge: “2020 NoBudge Films of the Year”
Women & Hollywood: “Teen Dreams and Nightmares: VOD Picks”
The Dionysian Dream: “Spiritual Visions in Brooklyn”
general praise“The exact right blend of fabulous, feminist, and totally fucked up.”
-Kate Schatz, NYT-bestselling author of the Rad American Women A-Z and Rad Women Worldwide
“The show is, at times, inarguably funny. There’s a chattery, freewheeling humor to the scenes with the supermarket’s current employees. Xtina lets the girls’ language tumble out in all its casual, intimate shorthand, its weirdness and messy desire.”
-Sara Holdren, Vulture on Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California
“Is Chloe Xtina the David Lynch of playwrights? Time will only tell, but she is undoubtly riding that path.” / “Captures a refreshing Americana and women taking on brutal male power in its writing and performance. America is a land of the mystical, wild, deranged, and passionate. We’ve seen it in Tony Kushner’s Angels in America and Xtina’s play gives me hope the American theatre can seize these elements again.
-Josh Feye, The Dionysian Dream on Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California
“This is only the beginning of Xtina’s punk, misandrist filmic lens.”
-Shayna Maci Warner, Women and Hollywood on The First Taste
“Xtina’s film is constructed as a series of vivid details, a film that perfectly captures the vulnerability and naïveté of teenage life.” -Kentucker Audley, NoBudge on The First Taste
“A kaleidoscopic vision of interiority, feminity, and solitude blown up to the size of the solar system. [Xtina‘s] imagination has the power and intensity of the sun.”
-Ryan Stevens, playwright on Ooze