“ Goddamn, high school was a horrible experience for Richard and Jeff, and the memories are imbedded deep into their psyches. Williams not only touches on their lingering wounds, he digs at them, tearing open long hardened-over scabs with force. An exorcism of a sort, Williams displays a darker world view than usual in this work; whatever Richard and Jeff may have learned from confronting their memories, he leaves no doubt the cycle will continue, and it is vicious. ”

“ Kim E. Ruyle writes great roles for older actors, giving them pithy dialogue and setting them in thorny situations, and while there is a glossy wit on the surface, their conflicting emotions bubble underneath like acid. This is a sharply written work, and should be produced. Often. ”

“ Fall-on-the-floor funny generational comedy with a twist at the end that's just... perfect. A tad vicious, perhaps, but perfect. What fun it would be to see this performed on Zoom, and what fun it would be for the performers. ”

“ Oh, this is SO. MUCH. FUN! As author Mark Harvey Levine says in his synopsis, "it's Shakespeare's famous play, but funnier and with less stabbing." But it is so much more than that: it's a smart, inventive, hilarious, and actually quite faithful spoof of HAMLET, and it stands on its own as a delightful piece of theatre on its own quite substantial merits. Oh, how I would love to see this staged! ”