“ This deceptively simple work keeps peeling away at a mother/son relationship, and each layer reveals more complexity than meets the eye. A parent’s wants vs. a child’s needs are examined; and there’s no right or wrong: just two sides represented with unsparing honesty. It’s a quietly devastating work, but one that resolves beautifully, and just right. ”

“ If the synopsis alone isn’t brilliant enough, it’s nothing compared to the actual play. What a smart, heartbreaking, hilarious, and profoundly witty spin on a comfortably familiar nursery rhyme, using unstable relationships, contemporary reliance on technology, and being tied to the digital world to tell its story. It is as mercurial as the changing winds which guide the titular clouds — and the work itself — into ever-changing shapes and moods, keeping one mesmerized and waiting to see what shape it takes next right up to it’s surprising, but inevitable conclusion. Terrific work. ”

“ I did not grow up in a household where baseball was ever a “thing,” but the four boys who lived next door were nuts about it, and the sounds of a game blaring through a transistor radio is as much a part of summer for me as long, soft twilights, lightening bugs, and the hum of cicadas. Williams captures all that, and so much more, in this lovely, lyrical piece in which a smart father imparts a few valuable lessons to his seemingly polar-opposite sons. Beautifully handled, all the way. ”

“ The fiercely creative theatricality of Romero's work here left me thinking "Goddamn, this is what I love about the possibilities of writing for the stage, and man, how I'd love to see this performed!" ”