"‘God Steeling’ gains a lot of authenticity from James J. Fenton’s very grungy and very realistic rendering of the bar where the characters hang out before and after work. With only two rows of seating circling the bar set, we quickly get the feeling we are right in the middle of the action." – CONNECTICUT NEWS by Joe Meyers

"I do have to say that James Fenton's set is worth the price of admission. When you walk into the theatre, you are literally walking into the bar. From the repaired stools to the mismatched floor tiles, the set was so realistic, you literally can name the street corner in Hell's Kitchen where you can find this bar." -BroadwayWorld.com, Trish Vignola