“ Like Wyndham's other monologues driven and delivered by a child, all lessons and irony befall on adults. It's clever and surprising and, in this play, charming. The piece's triumph is, despite the weight which comes with voting, it reminds us how simple a task it can be. ”

“ I love self-awareness and plays/playwrights that poke fun at themselves and structure while still delivering a concise message. This is almost a play-within-a play: you watch as a young child drops some serious knowledge about the age-old excuses for not wanting to vote, but you are also watching the playwright putting on the play through photos of toys. I think this would be great, not only for an actor, but for a director to dive into as well. ”