Recommended by Rachel Feeny-Williams

A wonderful insight into the detective world. Despite having a modern setting you also have dialogue that would be at home in the detective stories of old. I can see this as a radio series "The Adventures of Tully and Monroe"!

I've never really been one for political theatre but The Appointment provides a very interesting snap shot of the world of sex and politics while providing humorous moments between the three characters. A brilliantly and very cleverly written piece.

A most intrieguing piece that follows the life of a young woman through her day to day life and the relationships she forms. The piece goes through the full range of emotions from moments of humour, intensity and sadness. It is rare to find a piece that covers the full spectrum but I believe any audience would be lucky to experience this piece.

This is an amusing back and forth between a couple where you can almost hear the audience laughter escalating. At first it seems to be a simplistic look at relationships but as the secrets unfold hilarity ensues. I can see this being a great piece for festivals.

A wonderfully tense piece that had be on the edge of the seat right the way through. The dialogue is quick and hold the reader and the end will have you in a 'no way' moment! I could very much hear this as an afternoon play on radio. Brilliantly done!

A beautiful heart warming piece. The central characters is a loving caring woman who (despite finding herself in an impossible position) lets her caring nature win out . It creates a beautiful image of how caring mankind could be and I think would make a powerful monologue for any actress.

This is a real 'tug at your heart' piece. As though the setting of a neighbourhood shooting wasn't enough you then have the heart wrenching moment of this woman desperately looking for her cat. Sad pieces can sometimes be difficult to write but I feel the writer here has created characters we believe and a story we can get invested in, all in a short space of time. While you may shed a tear, its worth a read.

Despite being a simplistic piece this is a funny commentary on society and our fascination with the 'next big thing'. This piece takes a perfect snapshot of our obsession with social media with the characters being relatable as modern young people obsessed with social media. The piece is framed perfectly and I think an audience would easily relate to this brilliantly funny piece.

A brilliantly funny piece with puns galore! The dialogue is fabulously written and is sure to have any audience giggling from start to finish!

A Beautiful story with many wonderfully created characters. The piece carries you through many emotional moments but at the same time has some tender segments. When I close my eyes not only can I see it I can also hear the characters voices, the sign of a well written script in my mind.