The Sydney Morning Herald journalist Andrew Taylor described the play in a recent article: "Mary-Ellen Field's kidney is one of the better known body parts in Australia. Its new owner, veteran ABC journalist
Mark Colvin, is one of this country's more notable organ recipients. Field is also notorious as the business advisor sacked by
Elle Macpherson for allegedly leaking information about the supermodel that was later found to have been obtained through
phone hacking. Their relationship offered a dramatic arc that attracted playwright
Tommy Murphy. "This is a story about a radio journalist who reaches out to an interviewee on Twitter, a woman who has been the victim of intrusions into her privacy via hacking," Murphy says. "For the most part they are pen pals, via new technologies. And then she saves his life." ==Premiere production==