“ Four women, one life, and all the hope, despair, joy, regret, etc... experienced as they grow and change are captured here, quite wonderfully and theatrically. Johnson weaves a riveting account with wonderful wordplay, and a terrific sense of who this woman is despite the distinct voices he gives each one of them at the various stages of the life they share. A lovely, touching work. ”

“ That moment when youthful idealism crashes into grown up pragmatism is captured beautifully in this wistful and poignant one-act; looking twenty minutes into the future one knows exactly how these two people, once so close and bound by dreams of a shared future, are going to evolve – and continue to grow apart – as they live the lives they're going to lead. It is Johnson's gift that he makes the heartache palpable and real without ever becoming cloying or clichéd. A truly lovely work. ”

“ Complex, often painful, and ultimately heartbreakingly beautiful, "Something For Sondra" explores the often confusing relationships between a mother and her daughter, and said mother with daughter's best friend. There are different perspectives to be mined, different experiences each person has with the other, and Osmundsen negotiates his way through the rocky terrain with skill; he never resorts to cliché, but finds the honesty at the core of each relationship and presents each with a clear-eyed, but not cold, cohesion that builds with each scene, making this play a rich and satisfying roller-coaster of well-earned emotional truths. ”

“ Good God, this is good! Lockhart perfectly captures the mood, the tone, the emotions between two older stars as they record the commentary for the film that put them on the map; at first everything is jocular, chatty, a fun stroll down memory lane, and then – almost imperceptibly, he ratchets up the tension and then twists the knife for a horrifying conclusion. An excellent ten-minute play, and two terrific roles for older actors. Highly recommended. ”