“ Mr. Alles has created a wild, funny visit to a hockey game, where pretty much anything that can go wrong, goes wrong. A protective mom, a kid who just wants to watch the game and two adults who are more childish than the child, make for a funny look at sports fans and how easy it is descend into chaos, distracted by so many other things that you hardly watch the game. This would be fun to produce! ”

“ This is a tense and well-executed study of a marriage going through a real crisis, with crisp and dense dialogue and feelings spewing out in torrents. I have to admit I wanted a different ending...to know what was in the envelope. I'll bet you did, too. This is very good work. ”

“ This wonderfully funny short play has some comic surprises but is also telling, as two senior women go to great lengths to gain some level of companionship and maybe even love in a most unusual way. As their past experiences come to mind, they waver, but nevertheless soldier on, with spirits still willing. You go, girls! Typical well-drawn characters and writing by Ms. O'Neill-Butler. ”

“ This play could have been called "Money Pit." (LOL) Scarlet and Beth are looking for a house, Barbara, the real estate agent, has one for them. I would hope never to be as desperate for home ownership to rush into the purchase of a house like this one. We're taken on a pretty hilarious tour of this "horror house," but it does bring to light the problems younger people have with home prices and what you might have to settle for to become an owner. Cautionary tale - yes! Funny - also yes! Well done. ”