←Recommendations of Brompton's Truth

Love what this short play says about time and the human heart. And that Brompton is kind of a time traveler. Inspiring!

Right in the feels. We don’t deserve dogs. But thank god for them. A lovely heartfelt trip through what it means to love something regardless of limitations. Expertly gifted to us by Jacqueline Floyd-Priskorn.

This is why I love one-minute plays: They can reveal emotional truths in a moment. In the case of Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn's "Brompton's Truth," it's a bittersweet moment -- accepting the future because the present offers wonderful possibilities. A gorgeous script.

One minute of delightful – and excruciating – truth, beautifully done.

I knew that when I first held Sam in the palm of my hand in April 1989 that we would only have him for as long as his life would allow, and I vowed that every day we would love him and hold him in our hearts. He returned that love countless times over as only he could, and when he went away, we knew he would always be in our hearts. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn puts this feeling into a tribute to Brompton in a heart-felt moment of love, and we are all brought in, holding him close.

Short & sweet. A quick little play that will have all pet lovers nodding in agreement.

My three old rescue dogs and I enjoyed this piece. Just the other day I told them all I would love them as long as I had them. And as the three fourteen year olds went back to sleep, I smiled and breathed in their scent. This is a lovely remembrance.

Quick and to the point. Captures the feeling and the moment.

Our furry family members ask so little of us and give so much in return. Perhaps most importantly, is what they teach us about love, loss, and healing. That is BROMPTON’S TRUTH. Lovely, universal, and yet deeply personal. Thank you, Brompton.

An honest recognition of a painful truth informs this moving short piece. So much joy and pain commingle in a lovely and compelling way.