←Recommendations of Closing Doors

A very powerful and thought provoking play. The relationship of the two characters is totally believable. The theme of the play, "How do we protect young children from danger in our schools today?" is explored with true insight ---Well written. ---Well done.

When two friends have different ways of doing things and clash, it is a great test of friendship. And it might not end well. But that is reality and that is what this story is about.

A great and concise script, managing to keep a contained but compelling story, with an amazing perspective of finding what is the "right" thing to do.

This is a lovely script that really shows the tension between doing what is morally right and doing what protocol is, and the strain that these two conflicts can bring to a friendship now hanging in the balance.

Heart wrenching and hits really close to home for anyone who has been put in charge of the safety of others

An amazing story that really shows the challenge between doing what is right and doing what you are told.

John Minigan beautifully captures the tragic moral dilemma our teachers have to go through everyday. As a parent it was a hard read but such an important topic.

A gripping and intense piece that reveals new layers of the characters on every page. A terrific use of the pressure and focus that a ten-minute play can bring.

A challenging and sobering play about gun violence and how it affects schools.

A powerful but realistic read, that exposes what teachers go through in these situations.