Recommended by Rachel Feeny-Williams

As I kid I LOVED the Count so this is a play that made me smile right from the word go. As well as being wonderfully funny its also an interesting and informative piece which I think could entertain adults and children alike for different reasons. Honestly give it a read and I bet you will smile, just like I did!

I had the great privilege of producing this piece as an audio play for my podcast "Theatrical Sheananigans" and I love how well it addresses the question "How Much do we really know about our parents?" Guy creates this wonderful moment between two sisters and as well as moments of fabulous humour, interweaves it with moments of raw emotion and tenderness that explores not only the relationship between the sisters but the relationship they had with their parents. Its a wonderful piece that takes a moment of amusement and gives so much more!

As someone who has recently bought their first home, this dialogue rings a lot of reminder bells for me but Deb has taken it to a whole new level with a house that, let's face it, needs a LOT more than just TLC. This is a wonderfully funny piece that holds a mirror up to society, comparing the journey of buying a home for millennials vs other generations. It's wonderfully constructed, feels brilliantly natural and the way Deb has made it feel so real is sure to entertain an audience while they consider their own generation's home buying journey!

I had the great privilege of producing this piece for Audio Drama Podcast Theatrical Shenanigans it was a fascinating piece to produce and I would wager would be just as fascinating to produce as a live piece of performance. A thrilling piece that draws in all the senses and mixes them up with the idea of memories and what inspires those memories. I won't say much more because you need to experience it for yourself!

I had the great privilege of producing an audio version of this play for my audio play podcast THEATRICAL SHENANIGANS. The wonderfully chaotic dialogue between Ray and Daisy is brilliantly constructed here as the audience is invited to watch the back-and-forth between the two after Daisy's journey into the world of sci-fi has left her with an....interesting outlook on the world. That, coupled with the wonderful twist at the end makes this not only a great play to watch but a wonderfully fun piece to produce.

We had the great privilege of reading this piece as part of our Sunday evening play reading and it offers an audience a fabulous depiction of the world of art and love that draws the audience into their lives in a wonderfully entoxicating way! It makes you want to visit Paris and be a witness to the marvellous works of art outside of the action that Deb has created. The story Deb has told with three characters is simply remarkable and it will entertain, educatate and draw an audience in with equal measure. A truly fascinating and remarkable piece.

We had great fun reading this as part of our Sunday night play reading. Its a wonderfully funny and offers fabulous twists aplenty in a short space of time! It would offer a wonderfully funny piece for a festival!

I had the honour of production this piece for Audio Play podcast Theatrical Shenanigans and it was such a joy to produce. In a short space of time you get to know how much this couple have been and still are in love and how their love will continue despite the curve balls (like a trip to the hospital) life throws at them. The characters are lovingly and wonderfully constructed and, like all Dana's plays, you, as the audience believe whole heartedly in the beautiful relationship you are seeing. A lovely play I felt honoured to have on the show.

I had the privilege of producing this piece as an audio play for my podcast Theatrical Shenanigans and it is my profound belief that its an very piece! Reading is an important part of a young persons life and to be put in a position where you have to take away books based on decisions not of your making is an ordeal that no one should have to go through. That's the emotional and complex conversation the audience is a part of here and its brilliantly constructed! Its a play thats sure to see the audience discussing at length!

I had the great privilege of producing this piece as an audio play for Theatrical Shenanigans Season 3 and it's a fabulous piece that explores the dynamic between two elements that aren't just a key part of a story but also part of our lives. As an audience, you get to watch as these two characters debate/argue back and forth in a wonderfully believable way about what roles they both play in the world. How will it end? You should most definitely find out!