“ A poignant reflection of two siblings reaching a point of emotional maturity only in the final days of ones life. Webb deftly side-steps melodrama, and allows the relationship to remain unvarnished. Indeed, the smallest of gestures in this script are the ones that carry the most emotional heft: A covert joint between conspiring loved ones, a hint of knowledge of eachother's guilty secrets. We are left with the wonder of the compassion and friendship these two could have had if sickness hadn't claimed one of them. A wistful, sweet and sad piece. ”

“ This is a beautiful and heart felt play about the love and unspoken grieving between siblings. It's powerful in its imagery and in what goes unsaid--and the awkwardness of how to approach something that you can't even wrap your head around is so beautiful captured in this brief but emotional powerhouse of a play! Check out everything by this playwright! She's one to be watched! ”

“ What a wonderful play for teenagers. There is so much real, genuine dialogue between these twins--so much unspoken history, so much personality and humor, and so much love. The script is so intimate, I felt like I was invading on something. I would love to see this on stage. A great two-hander for competitions, and a wonderful addition to any night of ten-minute plays. No surprise why it was selected for OOB. ”