“ A whole host of questions develop in reading Christopher Plumridge’s monologue - who is ‘the uninvited’? Or what? As the piece lays out its effect, you see what the answer is. The power of the writing is made all the more potent when you realise the personal nature of the writing. It is laden with realism and soul searching. It is truthful and devastating. To anyone who has suffered from the same destructive condition it will resound with the pain it lays on its victim. Plumridge’s writing about the human condition has never been so effective. ”