"[...] At its core, "The Exhibit" is a commentary on how art is perceived, valued, monetized, commercialized and many times used as a status symbol. This time, it's told directly from the point of view of the art itself. "The Exhibit's" presentation in South Florida feels especially resonant, where events like Miami Art Week and Art Basel Miami Beach define both local and global perceptions of the region's art community. [...] Co-directors Knowles and Urrutia handle the play's many moving parts with clarity and purpose. The pacing is brisk, as it should be, but never so runaway that it loses Kirkman's sharp messages. The directors also make effective use of the theater, allowing the action to unfold throughout the space. Brooke Oteri's scenic design convincingly evokes a museum storage area, complete with metal racks, wrapped artwork, and scattered objects—including a multi-colored abstract dog that becomes significant at one point. Erin Proctor's costumes further define character: The Boss in sharp, professional attire; Curator in a signature red beret; and the statues painted head-to-toe in white, adorned with horn-like features and loincloths. Ultimately, "The Exhibit" places a sharp lens on how art's value is shaped as much by perception and power as by creative expression. With this production, LakehouseRanchDotPNG once again delivers new work that is intriguing and challenging. For audiences seeking theater beyond the conventional, this company is well worth adding to the must-see list." -  Michelle Solomon, Artburst Miami