“ What a powerful and heartbreaking story crafted by Donnelly. Max and Gerald are attempting to get over the death of their young son from a drug overdose and they're handling the process of moving on quite differently. It's an intense exchange between the two, ending in more heartbreak. This is a well-written, emotional journey that would be a knockout on the stage. ”

“ Larry is one who stifles both sneezes and his emotions in this delightful romp by playwright Norkin. Part Philadelphia Story, (tennis and pickleball references, plus interference by other characters), part Kiss Me Kate (play within a play), Norkin creates a screwball comedy atmosphere that keeps the action moving. You'll be rooting for Larry and possible girlfriend Pam to get together and, without giving too much away, you should appreciate how Norkin cleverly keeps the comic suspense moving towards a hopeful conclusion. ”

“ A retired man and woman strike up a conversation. At first, we're not sure of the man's intentions, but the play evolves into a lovely discussion about art, baseball and movies, with each learning some things about the other. The dialogue reveals the characters beautifully and is fully relatable, with an ending just as you hoped it might end. A lovely play worth reading and it should be a hit at a short play festival. ”

“ This is a funny play with sad overtones, owing to the female character's bout of dementia. Her observations and that of her male counterpart are humorous and sweet, then are repeated, again, a consequence of her condition. The writing is crisp and there is a surprise ending which is moving. Applause to Soltero-Brown for writing about this subject. Good roles for older actors, too. ”