First part was a little slow and probably a little 'close to the bone' for a large part of the audience. However it was humorous

 Such a delightful night once again. Totally taken in with ‘An Innocent Little Murder’. I was uncomfortable watching ‘ Shades of Loss’. This is not an entertaining topic for an average aged audience in their 60’s & 70’s, who likely have lived through the demise of their parents & now facing their own aging. Let’s hope you have a few more productions this year. Always an entertaining night out, love meeting other ‘loca

 Enjoyed the first 2 The last play was good but felt that it dragged on a bit to long. Great set up with tables.

 The plays were all very good but was upset to see in one scene a man having Tourette’s , feel it was not needed, also having a wonderful person with a similar problem in Moruya if he attended would feel uncomfortable, Do hope that does not have to be in every time you are doing this play . Kind regards Ilonka Clynk

 see comment above

 Very funny show

 The acting was brilliant, particularly Phil Barr in 'Shades of Loss'. No wonder Camilla's play was selected at the Sydney festival, so clever and moving. A BIG thank you to everyone at Red Door for a most enjoyable afternoon, can't wait for more.