An absolutely wonderful play that touches on so many topics in such a short time - sexuality, family dynamics, societal expectations and the stigma of working class jobs. A classic identity mix-up, that I didn't see coming, with a lot of heart. With so many serious topics it could have been a very heavy play, but the lightness of it in no way diminishes the points made. Excellent.

A neat little short for five actors which lures us in as a play about acceptance of gay relationships, then twists into a theme of job snobbery and the service industry vs professionals. Carefully paced, this’ll give food for thought and draw lots of rueful smiles from an audience by the time of its feelgood finale.

Philip Middleton Williams manages to say a lot about family relationships while providing a great comic story around mistaken identity. George and Marjorie end up providing perhaps a little TMI as they are supposed to meet the man who is marrying their son. But it’s their candor that provides the heart and soul of this piece as well as the humor. Good fun and a good message.