This play flows very much how time flowed during the pandemic lockdowns. Disjointed, dreamy. Where even the things we loved and looked forward to at home became routine and mundane. But then there is the magic of connection. Of breaking down walls and finding the magic beyond the walls and locking the magic back in again with you. A poetic, lyrical, queer dreamscape.

Might I say, I am speechless. A GODAWFUL SMALL AFFAIR is just what the world needs. Is this play a dream? Is this real life? What is this life, I am living in? Hayley takes the Covid times and relives them in a piece that is so lively, it makes me feel like I am a BOWIE himself; just watching. Watching everything unfold. And the writing style...What the — it's simple and straightforward, yet gripping and mythical.
I aspire to be you. Prolific. Masterful. Perfection.

Art is where we go to escape and where we go to find ourselves, our worlds, our times, and the strange ways we perceive reality. Many of us need it to survive. And it brings us together. It really is a magical, spatial mysticism. And, if you're a sexual person, the same can be said of sex. It's a connection. It's love. It's the passing of time. It's a way to find safety in the cold grasps of life. St. James takes us through the crippling loneliness of Covid times but shows us beauty. There's nothing godawful about this show.