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Reviews from NYC Critics

  • Brilliantly acted…Michael Rau directs the play with admirable verisimilitude; the piece flies—and pierces—in the real-time space of an hour-long TV show.” - Martin Denton, nytheatre.com
  • An example of that sublime and uncommon marriage of good acting with good material. Written and performed by the excellent Michael Yates Crowley, ‘Righteous Money’ is an ascerbic social commentary and dark comedy…Having toured several cities around the globe, Crowley and director Michael Rau bring it to New York with polish and style. It is funny, engaging, and right on the money.” - Sloan Rollins, EDGE Magazine
  • A brief and biting satire” — The Advocate

Michael Yates Crowley, Matthias Heße, and a chainsaw, from RIGHTEOUS MONEY/GERECHTES GELD. (Photo: Elizabeth Coco)

Michael Yates Crowley, Matthias Heße, and a chainsaw, from RIGHTEOUS MONEY/GERECHTES GELD. (Photo: Elizabeth Coco)

Righteous Money

After touring to Berlin, Dublin, and the 2010 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Wolf 359 brings their hit show RIGHTEOUS MONEY home to New York City. In this hilarious solo tour de force, a financial advice show on network television goes pear-shaped as the host comes out, loses his mind, and tries to justify his wealth to an increasingly angry public. See the show European critics call “an unashamedly bitter, sharp and biting satirical attack on the American dream.” Written and performed by Michael Yates Crowley. Directed by Michael Rau. Tickets and schedule.


CJ brings the financial gospel to Germany.

CJ brings the financial gospel to Germany.

      Crowley knows well the horror of which he writes. [Crowley kennt das Grauen genau, über das er schreibt.]

Trailer Ruhr (full review)

      **** | An unashamedly bitter, sharp and biting satirical attack on the American dream…Crowley pulls no punches.

— Fringe Review “Highly Recommended Show” (full review)

      * * * * | Full of wit and with a fantastic undercurrent of dark humour, Righteous Money has important things to say.

— The Scotsman (full review)

      * * * * A nasty piece of work…delicious to watch.