“ I love a play that I just know will have an amazing talkback. The subject matter in this play is so personal and pretty much everyone will encounter this at some point in their life. I can imagine that it would be such a great conversation with audiences sharing their experiences, both sad and humorous moments with loved ones. ”               

Giulianna Marchese, Literary Manager, Red Theater (Chicago)

“ In adapting the legend of Don Quixote, this play beautifully explores the power of imagination and the clashing of individual realities. Bareford creates sublime moments of humor within a world dominated by the pain of dementia. And when unavoidable ruin crashes down upon these characters we care about, there are hard-earned pearls of wisdom that remain which bring positive life-altering changes for those who must continue to joust with their own windmills, in the course of living after the loss. ”     Michael Solomonson

“ I saw this play last Friday night, and as a hospice nurse who works with adult family homes, this was incredibly well done. I had moments of tears as well as wonderful laughter….I have experienced each one of those characters as I have interacted with caregivers, patients and families in these situations…a marvelous job of bringing what happens in life to the stage with humor, grief and reality in a beautiful way...It was a marvelous experience for each of us who are senior citizens and are approaching what may be our future sooner than we may like.”     Elizabeth Peters