What do a sheep and a goat who are fenced in a small meadow (save for one loose board) talk about? Well, the outside world for a start; but also family, dreams, longing and happiness. A number of reviewers have appropriately likened Sheep and Goat to Frog and Toad. The wit and the message of these brief vignettes are subtle; and although the characters aren’t necessarily waiting, this work reminds me of Waiting for Godot in that profound realizations can be made in the mundaneness of life.