“ What a great little piece with a spooky twist! I like how the story draws you in before hitting you with the climax. Be careful what you wish for! ”

“ Dark, creepy, and yet plays on real world fears. This is what horror does best, and Blevins has created a real winner. Using just sounds, two characters, and a bit of atmosphere, you have a great short play for the spooky season. Would love to read more plays like this! ”

“ A very imaginative piece that is simple in its execution, but complex in its impact. Playwright Prillaman sets up two characters with time to get to know them, and literally plunges a third into the fragile dynamic. Even in this extreme environment, we often find that change and disruption to our routines to be the biggest obstacle. ”

“ In the playwright's note, Walker writes that she is "tired of the outrage." This play remarkably reflects that point of view. It's easy to write an anti or pro-gun screed that masquerades as a play. This play isn't that. It provides no easy answers. No comfort. No manufactured outrage. What it does provide is real characters. With their points of view. And their flaws that go deeper than the surface issue. Are guns the problem? Walker doesn't claim to have that answer in her work. Instead, she asks questions, and asks us to ask questions. What a challenging work! ”