←Recommendations of Snowbirds

This play is a delightfully funny little rollercoaster ride of misunderstandings. I feel very flattered that character Nigel is based on me. I love visiting Philip in Miami, but I am a proper guest rather than an AirBnB one and am not irredeemably straight. Lovely!

As the calendar approaches late fall in America, the common northern Snowbird begins its annual descent upon Miami. This year, Carole Osborne’s migration lands her at her usual roost only to find an unexpected British Tourist, a cop, and her son entangled in some sort of housing arrangement she can’t quite suss out. Hilarity ensues as Carole tries to work out exactly who is cohabiting with whom in time to be ready for Thanksgiving dinner. A wickedly fun satire of 21st century mores and manners.

With rapid-fire dialogue and an escalating series of misunderstandings, Snowbirds delivers a humorous tumble of characters, each making an effort to enjoy a warm Miami holiday.

Love the characters and the humorous cultural misunderstandings, of course. The comedic tension continues to build throughout the piece until a very satisfying climax. Who knew so many languages, from here and afar, could show themselves in a comedic short? PMW, of course, who brings his typically warm and welcoming approach to family com-e-drama as only he can. A very entertaining ten minute farce that should do very well with the audiences that get the privilege to see it performed.

Ah, yes! This is a farce - in all it's lovely, succinct and all-embracing and humorous glory. Philip Middleton Williams "Snowbirds" was an absolute pleasure to read. And to witness an actual performance would leave audiences floating on a cloud. How can a form so difficult to pull off be rendered with such ease?

PHILIP MIDDLETON WILLIAMS takes a mixture of mayhem, mixups, madness, all with a lot of humor, some where you laugh out loud and some with you chuckling at the absurdity, and thrills with his joyful ten-minute play, “Snowbirds”. I enjoyed it!

What happens when you bring together a Brit, a cop, and a visiting mother to your Airbnb rental in Miami? Kevin finds out that's it's a situation resulting in hysterical misunderstandings in multiple languages - English, Spanish and most surprising - Welsh! PMW pulls out the stops in this clever farce. Funny for the sake of fun. I love it.

So many Thanksgiving plays are fraught with family drama but Philip Middleton Williams provides comic relief in his new 10-minute farce. His deft handling of characters and situation make it totally delightful and deserving of a place in any holiday play festival.

This ten minute comedy from Philip Middleton Williams is a mistaken-identity farce filled with heart and laughs. We have a terrific set-up, and each entrance heightens both the confusion and the humor. The characters are drawn so well, you'll want to spend Thanksgiving with them.

Oh this is such a nice Miami play! This lovely story of mistaken identities and a few laugh out loud moments is what makes this such a great story. I love these characters and each one brings a new twist that makes these snowbirds fly! Nice work Philip!