"Aidan Blain, 12 years old just like the character Mose that he plays, performs with a maturity much past his real age.”

—The Los Angeles Beat

 

"The son [played by Aidan Blain], about to turn 13 (incidentally, as well as in real life), whose name is Mose, is the central reason for the play’s title. He is quite the mouthpiece for the playwright Robin Uriel Russin, with many a poignant and profound monologue throughout…. When Mose speaks... people listen.. His words are filled with passion, wit, sensitivity, and truly get to the heart and soul of one family, and one night, much different from all other nights, where each family member finally tries to connect and understand one another”

— examiner.com

 

"Wise-guy, but lovable 13-year-old Mose (Aidan Blain) ... serves as the "Doubting Thomas" casting aspersions on what he considers rituals based on myths.  So laughter abounds with Mose serving as the comic foil for most of the two-act play"

— Santa Monica Mirror

 

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