Recommended by Rachel Feeny-Williams

Right from the character descriptions I was fascinated by this piece! The play starts frantic and funny and steadily builds to hilarity. I could see all of it in my head which tells you how great the created imagery is. It really is a wonderful play and would recommend it for a one act evening or a festival!

A wonderfully witty piece that I can see being a festival piece. It takes the simple concept of the devil, spin washes it with a modern twist and you get this gem of a play! I want to mention the end but I won't as you will want to read it for yourself!

As a lover of all things Christmas, my intrigue was very much captured by the concept of this piece. It shines a light on society and the materialism that has taken over Christmas while providing very funny dialogue between the family and their disapproving Christmas tree. The prominent image of appreciation for what you have is made very clear in each of the unique characters and I think would look hilarious on stage!

This piece appears to start as a simple plot of a couple 'having it all' but as the play unfolds the piece gets more and more interesting. The play continues to give its audience/reader more and more elements and if seen I have no doubt it would draw an audience in to the very end, it certainly did me.

This is a brilliant piece and the character of Janice is wonderfully developed. The personifies the 'mother lion protecting her cubs' in this scenario and her speech is wonderfully funny. Would make a great audition piece I think!

The title of this piece gave me a good giggle (which is always a good start with comedy) and it only got better from there. The dialogue for the two characters would be a treat for any actress to play! Its a great mix of witty dialogue and complex moments relating to the subject. A very well rounded piece around a prominent subject matter.

While we live in a scary time at the moment where many of the things discussed in this piece are a possibility, it is nice to see a piece that creates a funny and heartfelt moment in amongst the dark and the fear. This is a lovely quick witted piece with a truly lovely closing section (won't say any more as you really should read it for yourselves!)

As a lover of all things Christmas, I read through the description and watched the trailer because I couldn't not! This piece looks absolutely brilliant and I have no doubt the full version is amazing! Those who saw it are a very lucky audience :-)

This is a interesting piece in the sense that Molly's way of speaking doesn't initially register. I read through the play a couple of times and each time you start to find a new layer of subtext behind the language. In addition to the lovely way both characters have of speaking the situation as a whole reflects a lovely tender moment of both characters being entirely honest with each other. A good chance for two actors to play deep and well developed characters.

I found this a piece that had me thinking I knew what was going on about 5 times (which in a short piece is very impressive!) and then another twist kicked in and I started guessing again. That to me is the foundation of good theatre, a piece that keeps an audience engaged and guessing. Kelly and Jake are both very engaging characters because you aren't 100% sure on their intentions from one moment to the next. An intriguing piece to read most definitely.