“ I hadn't read many duologues before but I really liked the structure and pacing of this piece. I listened to the Wireless Theatre Company recording before I read the script and loved the audio performance - a wonderful modern life melodrama with deliciously named characters and a twisty plot. ”

“ Absolutely loved this clever and touching piece. The line 'Those old files are inaccessible' brought a lump to my throat. Working in a memory care environment I've had those conversations with people many times over and used very similar analogies. Floyd-Priskorn touches on so much within a few pages - the isolation wrought by Covid, family guilt, memory fragments. The turns and revelations are made with such a delicate and skilled hand. Wonderful. ”

“ i love the central conceit of this piece - the weather collective gathering to discuss Spring into Summer plans. Lots of trademark Feeny-Williams humour as the weathers jostle for position and prominence. Each of them with a very distinct voice - I particularly enjoyed Light Breeze. A lovely interactive opening too, as the audience enter and are seated. ”

“ Asher Wyndham manages to take seemingly ordinary people and gives them voice to say important things about our culture, without ever feeling like a soapbox. Omar is a wonderfully complex character and the writer tells us just enough about his Bosnian heritage for us to understand what he's been through and why he is so passionate about peace and love. That the parents of the children who ride his bus denounce him for this is painful but all too believable. But Omar won't be defeated. Would love to see an actor take this on. ”