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In the words of The Chicago Reader, "The witty script supplies the one thing Steinbeck lacked: a sense of humor ...OF GRAPES AND NUTS dogs its original like a comic bloodhound." Chicago's WBBM Radio said, "I have a feeling that were he alive today, John Steinbeck would be chuckling more than just a little...OF GRAPES AND NUTS scoots along, as Tom Joad might say, like a 12-toed man in a foot race." "'It ain't the heat, it's the humility.' That opening line strangely summarizes the heartbreak of GRAPES OF WRATH and sets the tone for this clever show. Irreverent on its surface, hilariously...