A short and sweet vignette about a mother and son relationship that is both real and loving and like the pond itself, calm but with much life hidden under the surface.

This play is a sweet, gentle moment of zen between parent and child. On its surface, it's as placid as the pond at the center of the story, but as the two chat, hidden depths are revealed. There is clearly more going on in the world of these characters than we're privy to. There is a very tangible sense of sadness and nostalgia - but also hope for the future. I appreciated that the "kid" character's dialogue was child-like but not condescending. This was written by someone who knows and loves children... and will speak to audiences that do, too.

A moving and sweet look at parenting as a mother with a great deal of love for her child. Well done.