“ The world of Social Media has changed so much about how we interact with people and how we deal with people who don't share the same opinions as us. It's easy to just press a button and cut a person out of your 'internet life' but what happens when that decision comes back to haunt you, face to face? That's the wonderfully interesting scenario John has put Melanie and Jennifer in as they debate their social media behaviour and how it has affected their friendship. It's a fabulous short play that offers insight and great moments of humour! ”

“ Honestly, as someone who has worked in customer support for many years and dealt with customers who are being heinous for reasons a lot less important than those here, I fully get Mary-Beth's desire to say 'I don't care' because sometimes, in the depths of frustration, we don't! That's the amazingly high-tension situation that Joe has presented and done such an amazing job of making you as the audience feel just as frustrated as the customer or maybe, like me you do relate to the employee. Either way, there is an audience out there who can't relate, utterly fabulous! ”

“ I always love a play that educates and brings the stories of history to life, mainly because it gives the piece a new dimension of 'realism'. Not that I needed any help with that here at all! The wonderful dialogue between threse three brothers as they struggle to work together creatively travells along at a brilliant pace, drawing the audience in and wanting to see how these moments affected history before wrapping it up and answering those all important questions, wonderfully done! ”

“ Oh my god Kate you are a bad person, in the best possible way! By that I mean that this wonderfully witty back and forth between this pair of unlikely travellers had me giggling all the way through. It was just an amazing example of domedic timing, coupled with a story that just keeps on giving! ”