Revival, the revival of a writing partnership and a relationship – “two white guys from the suburbs growing up, coming out, falling in and out of love, dealing with all the little fuck-ups of the human condition, gay or otherwise.” Scott wants to write about “us,” about what he really knows. And that’s what Philip Middleton Williams does so well. There’s some inside baseball here about theatre and agents, and it’s all terrific. Revival had me leaning in from the first page. Bravo!

Once again, Philip Middleton Williams never fails to amaze me with his work! Revival is a wonderful play that brings two writers back together after five years. But they also must reconcile their past differences and try to learn how to write together again, even if they think they have nothing more to say. Some parts made me laugh, and some parts made me very warm and happy. Revival is the story that brings new ones to life, and brings old partners back together! Wonderful Work Philip!

I devoured this play. In REVIVAL, the brilliant Philip Middleton Williams takes a vulnerable, honest look at a career in playwriting, asking the fundamental question, "At what point do I run out of things to say?" that haunts many of us the more plays we put on the shelf. A full-length three-hander laced with Williams' signature slice-of-life wit and characters grounded in reality and full of life. Those of us who have been in the industry a couple years will especially appreciate this play.