“ This piece may be but a glimpse of a longer piece of work, but it succinctly deals with some of the issues of dealing with a parent with dementia. As a son whose Father succumbed to this terrible condition when he was in his late 50's I can attest to feelings of guilt at not recognising the signs of his illness and I cannot ignore the sense of relief when the his gradual decline ended when he was just 62. I felt selfish in the extreme. Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn perfectly encapsulates this terrible situation. ”

“ This is an utterly delightful piece for young people. Friendship abounds as Josh's excitement is shared by his friends at the news of the imminent arrival of his new puppy. Random chats about knitting, turtles and monkeys are all part of the early hours Zoom chat between friends. Charming and warm-hearted. ”

“ It's a bit mad and it's a bit bonkers - but I loved it. Just beware the next time you go to buy your Christmas tree that there is possible danger all around. Ron Burch has created something sinister from something so harmless and has done it in a clever and very funny way. Huge fun! ”

“ On first reading this play I was struck by the gentle way in which the story unfolded. How, the wonderful dialogue and setting just drew you into what turns out to be unexpected and invigorating and heart-warming. Characters are drawn in full three dimensions, something which Philip Middleton Williams achieves with an ease which belies the difficulty in achieving the feat. Creative, warm and moving. A superb piece of work. ”