This is a wonderful play about family and who is a part of it. I love Alan's parents and their amazingly loving attitudes they brought with the idea of being grandparents when they thought they would be. As an artistic director of a small stage theater, I always love a single set piece that has character to play with. The scene with Fox and Dorothy in the garden is such a great touch. Good job.

I absolutely loved this play! Philip Middleton Williams really knows how to bring a family back together, and dives deep into the flaws and the notions of each of these characters. There are some funny moments that made me laugh a little, but also moments that gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling full of hope for this family. I can’t wait to read the rest of the series! Wonderful Work Philip!

This wise and wonderful play is a story about family. How we create it, sustain it, allow it to grow and change (or not). Using his trademark masterful dialogue, Williams reveals just enough of the story of one teenager's surprise entry into the well-honed life of his father - and the complications that entails - to leave you wanting more. And there is more! Enjoy immersing yourself in the world of All Together Now, one of four plays about family.