Reviewed by Chessa Harris

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Review Timely and compelling. I understand the idea behind the staff being shown and the treatment thereof, but that portion seemed a bit disjointed from the story arch. The voice and attitude offer by of voice of the actor portraying Mr. Stevenson was spot on. The conversational cutoffs between Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Goode could have been smoother, there was a stop, then start vs a natural flow of interrupted conversation. The actor portraying Charles Goode did well at presenting as unassuming and mild mannered until his true nature and intent was revealed. I'd like to have seen and had him verbalize more anger mixed with his devastation. His emotion felt raw, which was appreciated. Overall enjoyable and can see it being expanded.

Reviewed by Georgina H

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Review A little on-the-nose Covid 19 morality tale..