“ Intrigued by the title, i took a chance on this short play for teenagers. As a high school drama teach it can be hard to find exciting scripts that will engage young people, but this one absolutely does that. Combining realistic banter with tension between the teenage characters, and an unfolding ghost story that culminates in the arrival of some fairly terrifying ghosts, the script offers a lot of scope for teenage peformers to sink their teeth into. The audience will be gripped by the elements of surprise too. A great pick for teens! ”

“ A great many well expressed words have already been written about this outstanding play. I let it sit with me for a few days before writing, because there's so much worthy of praise it's hard to sum up what hit me most. But for me it was that moment in the simple but powerful climax when a character who has long made excuses for himself and others stands up. He knows he has much to lose, and any gains will be hard fought and long term, but he will not continue to leave the 'heavy lifting' to others. Produce this! ”

“ I can't imagine a Christmas audience not rolling in the aisles with this play. The clever set up, the colourful characters and cascading complications bring laugh after laugh. The whip smart dialogue and up to date language and references offer a delightful modern festive comedy at a time when tried and true plays are often favoured. Highly recommend, serve with sherry and a piece of Christmas cake! ”

“ Baby fever is an absolute hoot, depicting the worn down accidental mother who never wanted children and her more idealistic, child free sister contemplating pregnancy. There are so many laugh out loud zingers in here, right up till the last line. While it's tongue in cheek, there is a satisfying point well made about the idea vs the reality of motherhood. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this and would love to sit with an audience all laughing and groaning at the same time as we are treated to the comedic truth of 'before and after motherhood'! ”