“ A fascinating premise, played absolutely straight, with emotional depth and extraordinary resonance - Peter Pan flies into the window of a grown woman, and suddenly she faces some hard choices. In lesser hands, what might have been a facile ten minute play is here a full length exploration into some powerful ideas. Claire is beautifully dimensional, Peter is - as he always has been - an alluring ideal of the wonders of a never-ending childhood that, on deeper examination, is a deadly trap. The ending will have you thinking about Claire's choices for a while. ”

“ Witty satire that clips along at a great pace, as hapless workers at a dubious charity try to conceal the crimes of their embezzling boss. Lots of fun, and really ramps up the workplace comedy to epic levels! ”

“ If you haven't treated yourself to the off-beat, imaginative and delightful humor of a Dawson Moore play, what are you waiting for? In this one act, the old gods of Egypt tackle a modern interloper. It's an early play of Moore's that is due for a revival - lots of fun with some interesting insights along the way! ”

“ This play is a masterclass in context and subtext, and a tour-de-force piece for two talented young actors. It manages - in the space of a one act - to pull in the whole world and a hundred billions stars and contain them for a brief moment. It is a heart-wrenching glimpse into lives not yet lived - two characters who haven't yet discovered what their lives may be, and are already in mourning for a profound loss. Exquisite writing. ”