King Kong's daughters are three caregivers in a nursing home who glamorously stage the deaths of their charges as scenes of great stars. "If theater were to be confused with reality, one would have to call the police immediately. On one hand. On the other hand, a nursing home like the one in Theresia Walser's play would, despite all the associated risks, be the death paradise of the year and fully booked for the foreseeable future. Preferably by theater critics and other enthusiasts." (Theater heute) "One of the wittiest and most intelligent new German plays." (FAZ).