“ I always admire writers who create something so very original and clever - and, make it work! John Busser does just that here with a complex, but slick comedy of 'no manners'. A battle of egos and alter-egos is played out smartly in front of the on-looking waiter who is floored by what he sees..... Witty and skilful, this would play out wonderfully on stage - oh, and there is a line about Cary Grant which made me fall off my chair. Wonderful ending too. Sublime writing! ”

“ As always with Philip Middleton Williams' writing, the words are beautifully arranged and paint wonderful pictures. This very poignant reflection on a Father, now gone, will strike chords with many sons and in just a couple of minutes gives us a brief vignette of such an important relationship. Exquisitely written. ”

“ A simple, thoughtful and warm story of a meeting between two people. Guy Newsham is so effective in the unfussy telling of the story that this short piece feels rather longer and filled with humanity. The reader/viewer is left satisfied, but pondering the future for the characters. A lovely piece of writing. ”

“ What a splendidly satisfying little piece of surreal drama featuring two versions of the surrealist artist Magritte. A witty and wry look at what defines an artist and how criticism is interpreted. A sharp and clever two-hander. Excellent! ”