Recommended by Samantha Marchant

In real life, I tend to lean more towards the skeptic route, but this script had me believing and wanting to tell the characters, "Get out of the house!" Good job creating a spooky atmosphere and questioning what it means to believe and to doubt.

PLAYDAY challenges assumptions about age, playing and working with well-crafted, halting dialogue and imagery doing wonderful things with height.

Funny and strange, like having to sell candy door to door as a child. The Sarahs made me want the blue bike. I felt happy and sad when Sarah 3 rides off and her wig remains. Well done!

An extremely well crafted script about a very real current event that leads to such a potent ending.

This script shifts with ease. I enjoyed the line about Persephone being a goddess and Jill being a nursery-rhyme character, it's packed with so much this play is about - fate, disappointment, motherhood, relationships. Great!

Oh, Tuesdays are the worst! Lots of funny stuff and cringe-y relatability packed in the last two minutes on earth.

Gooey and squirmy in the best ways!

Great fun for a young audience! Lots of great movement and fun to watch on stage, all while learning about animals in space.

So, so funny in one of my favorite kind of ways. Dark and subtle. I LOVE the floor manager. The other characters are utterly singular despite having numbers for names. A treat to read. Would love to see. Highly recommend.

Distilled and electric.