“ 'All feelings are good. Including sadness'. Or so Charlotte tells the little daughter of her mentor in Brussels, a man she has come to love but can never have. O'Grady's is an elegant, insightful play about the inner life of the author of Jane Eyre and how she came to cope with her loneliness, her lack of life experience and her blighted opportunities with dignity and selflessness. The characters are warmly and delightfully drawn and the whole play is richly, if sadly, satisfying. ”

“ A simple social game reveals the misunderstandings as well as the past and present passions percolating in the hearts of a group of seniors with history. This short play is of full of surprises and well crafted twists that make us care about the fully rounded characters, their present choices and their shifting futures. ”

“ A Messenger of Death with a mission - but is it to right a past wrong or to ease his own tedious After-Life duties? This is a brilliant two-hander that twists myth, personal history, self interest and fate in equal hilarious measure. Huge fun for actors and audience alike. Loved it. ”

“ A short play that makes the audience do the work to figure out the real relationship between an aging mother and daughter. It's an intriguing brief encounter that attempts to recover what has been lost in one family's story, and uncovers just enough to let you know there is far more lurking underneath. ”