Peter Fenton's "Angles in the Snow" mixes typos and puns to give a group of ill prepared students (and their teacher) a lesson they'll never forget! Charming, funny, and full of winter warmth. Seriously!

A sharp, funny cracker jack prize of a play! Both characters are recognizable, and because we know who they are and what they're about, we get to cut to the laughs with minimal exposition and just enjoy the delightful absurdity! The laughs come quickly, concluding with a memorable visual button that will have audiences snorting!

Ha! We all had that teacher, the one claiming no sense of humour, but full of dark humour. This would make a fun short film. And yes, the title is misleading, perfectly.
Love it!