Recommended by Arianna Rose

My co-producer and I had chosen this fresh and funny short play for a love-themed new play festival and were so glad we did! A heartwarming and humorous story about overcoming our social status prejudices and finding love in unlikely places. An audience favorite in our festival!

I was riveted from page one. A beautiful story about love, loss, and forgiveness. Lyrical and poetic yet rooted in an Irish earthiness and honesty that will stay with you long after the last page. I could hear the characters in my mind throughout. I so look forward to seeing a production of this. Read it, savor it, produce it!

As someone who steadfastly refuses to use words like 'grande' when in a Starbucks, I salute this play and playwright. Thank you for pointing out the absurdity of an increasingly complicated societal more.

I love plays that make you think it's about one thing and then BAM! Mr. Williams is a master at this type of writing. Amazing how a one-minute play can make us look at our own preconceived notions and then pack a one-two punch at the end.

Mr. Williams so brilliantly captures the angst of a love affair ending and the pain of packing up our physical belongings and our emotional yearnings. Highly recommended.

I was so fortunate to catch a reading of this beautiful play in a summer festival. Mr. Williams has perfected the masterly playwright stroke of making us think the play is about one thing - and then with one swift turn, we perceive the characters from an entirely different perspective. Filled with compassion and brio, I was thoroughly engaged every moment. I look forward to seeing a full production of this gorgeous writing.

This play would be a big hit in the tween and teen markets, and really, anywhere! Kate Danley is my new favorite comedic playwright! She has a deft touch with bringing the absurd into everyday situations. Great fun- I would love to see this performed.

This play had me laughing out loud. Kate Danley has a keen ear for comedic situations and builds to a satisfying climax. I love that the protagonist is a female who is one with her power tools. Read this! Produce it!

I was lucky enough to see a reading of this in Seattle recently. A charming, lovely piece about two people who don’t even know they need it, find out they need each other. Kate Danley skillfully builds the comedy and ends with a great punchline. Great dialogue and well-drawn characters!

“The present (and the past which is ever-present”. Ms. Reed had me from the “time” setting before the play even began. A beautiful, theatrical piece about the different stages of women’s lives, and how our commonality far outweighs our differences, no matter how uncomfortable that may make us feel. A poignant gem of a play. Read it, produce it!