Sawyer Quinn Brown may be the funniest spoofer of genre stories working today. In "Murder in a Cemetery" they took on horror. In "Captain Cobalt vs. the Sinister Scientist" it was superheroes. And here in "Orb Quest" (if you find the title confusing, there is a helpful subtitle), they affectionately lampoon sword-and-sorcery--although the swords, and all the rest of the props, are replaced by bananas, a hilarious conceit which is becoming something of a SQB trademark. It's another in a growing list of easy-to-produce Sawyer Quinn Brown plays that will delight audiences and be great fun for actors and designers.

As a lover of fantasy, I was most intrigued by play and it most certainly didn't disappoint! In the fantastic world, Sawyer introduces you to characters who make such classic observations as "I thought a dwarf wasn’t a dwarf unless they had an axe." The story flows with wonderfully exciting that shows how amazingly far the imagination can stretch. This would make a wonderful play for a young audience...or a tv show...or a dungeons and dragons campaign. That's the great thing about this play. Its amazingly creative, exciting, funny and versatile. My heartiest congratulations writer/adventurer!

Brown is one of the foremost comic writers working today. Orb Quest is a pitch-perfect skewering of classic fantasy elements, centered around a strong narrative core. This keeps it from falling into self-parody and keeps the action continuously moving.