“ Four strangers meet up in an absurdist world that is remarkably like the one we find ourselves in today, pre-election October 2020. One character says, "I hear bombs. But I haven't been receiving alerts on my cell. Are we at war?" The travel choices are Antarctica -- or Russia. The nonsensical in this rich short play is disturbingly like our daily newsfeed. Captures an altered state well. ”

“ A heartbreaking piece that pulls you in two ways -- objecting to the mother's prejudices, but also welcoming the gay lovers partnership & how important it is to them to see at Stonewall the openly gay Irish Prime Minister. Short, but packs a punch. Very moving. ”

“ Fascinating to consider time within the audience and time of the actors onstage, and to measure with stop watches -- is there a difference? The references to Faustus and The Tempest made me think of other plays and their use of time. For Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, the roughly 2+ hours onstage would be the continuous 2+ hours of the characters lives. Skin of Our Teeth covers millennia. Marvelous to read this play and reflect on it. ”