“ Greg Vovos offers the play that Dante might have written if he worked for General Electric or IBM. Two typists struggle with an absurd workplace characterized by an escalating collection of restrictions. The climax solves nothing, and our two main characters continue to struggle in an environment more bleak than either Didi or Gogo could have imagined. Even in such desperation, Vovos carefully balances the pathos and humor, making me truly care about Chris and Joe and curious about their ultimate fate. ”

“ Szymkowicz writes an “Our Town” for the 21st century. A humane, aching look at the dynamic of love that simultaneously demonstrates both is permanence and fragility. A great play for a large cast, such as a high school, college or community theater. ”

“ Delightful. The idea that friendship itself is an act of heroism is a timeless and timely concept. The entire play feels natural and welcoming, a beautiful tribute to the power of youthful imagination and forgiveness to save the world, no matter how large you wish it to be. Martin's play offers lessons for children of all ages, including those "children" with children themselves. ”

“ Martin creates a funny and biting commentary that speaks volumes about how we often arbitrarily judge talent and art. Sadly, "real" Mrs. Nottings and Mrs Crulls are lurking out there somewhere and we hope their zeal doesn't inflict too much emotional damage on us all. Delightful piece. ”