“ The very title of this play is genius in itself, Humans do, in some small parts of the world, remain. Here Robin has created a brilliant, simple, yet believable civilisation away from the trappings of the modern world. To begin with I found their dialect difficult to follow, but as you read on it becomes so clear that you can see why Peter would become so ensconced in their world so quickly. This is a clever, world creating play which would be a huge yet rewarding task for a group to produce. Wonderful! ”

“ Oh my, where do I start? I have truly learnt from a master here, such is the depth of story as deep and dark as the titular trench itself. We watch Teddy and Anzor begin an unbreakable bond, even through censored letters, both far too intelligent for their own good at times and both terribly haunted and troubled. But what astounds me the most is the way the author has created such an incredible, troubled, divided world described only by the words of his characters. A stunning play! ”

“ I love this short monologue and Cadillac's take on Greece and it's statues! She is a wonderful and fun character and you can clearly believe her reasoning behind all this! I will never look at such statues the same way again! Wonderful! ”

“ This monologue could just have easily come from my mind (but I could never write it so well, I hasten to add!) such is the way David describes his visit to a coffee emporium. I too find the false, exaggerated hospitality quite irritating. The wit running through this piece had me smiling throughout though! 'Eyelashes a bumble bee could ski jump off' Brilliant!! ”