What a moving play this is! Williams has set this piece up in a way that makes you feel like you are right there with this Father and Son, both of whom are coming to terms with who they are, where they are at, and what they need. Dialogue and story are beautifully authentic and engaging.

Once again Philip has captured your imagination with the 3rd story in this installment and once again he delivers poignant dialogue that hits you in the mouth. The tension in this beautiful play is palpable as Dan and Clyde try to unwrap their relationship. A father who loves his son, knows there's some responsibility to take, unwilling to completely take it. A son who loves his dad, knows his father should shoulder some of the blame for his situation, unwilling to completely place it.

If you don't know this by now. Philip Middleton Wiliams is a dialogue genius!

There is such truthfulness in this poignant, powerful father/son two-hander! A tightly written, conflict driven plot that delivers! Produce this 10-minute gem!