A semi-autobiographical nonsense play written in response to a Facebook Post by a fellow playwright whose name may appear in the play title.
Around 10 mins, don't drag it out.
Have fun, keep off the grass and away from Prillamans.....

A middle aged lady receives a series of text messages, all saying 'IS THIS FRANKS PHONE?' As she slowly becomes frustrated, will she find out who is sending all these repeated messages....and who is Frank anyway?

Eesha serves mint tea to her husband Fariq but she has one big worry of which she confronts her husband. A tense marital short two hander, with mint tea.

A middle aged soldier is moments from freedom, but something is holding them back.

A one minute Monologue.

A Malcolm and Janet Play.
Malcolm and Janet have invited their son and his girlfriend Lesley for another British 'Afternoon Tea'. Lesley has lost a bet and has reluctantly agreed to the forfeit. But she has accounted for surprise guests?
Will Lesley be buzzing...?

Content warning: Adult content throughout, one swear word.

A Monologue for anyone.

In my most personal piece of work, I describe my unwelcome guest.

Driver has programmed their required destination into their Sat-Nav. But this Sat-Nav has just received an upgrade. So surely this journey should go without a hitch....

Jesus, (Yes, He) is on the telephone booking a table at his favourite restaurant for the last supper.
A light comedic monologue.
5 mins.

What if we only ever communicate one word at a time?
An experimental piece to test this theory.

A short diologue.

A short horror for radio/audio.
Y and Z speak via telephone, Y is in mortal danger, can Z help?

Please check out the Audio Production attached.

All he wants is the code for her Daddy's safe. All she wants is to scream. Who will win?
Written as a prompt from the word 'Scream'
3 Pages.

Content Warning: Some strong language and scene of being held captive.

You didn’t ask for a sequel. You didn’t need it. Surely, you didn’t want it. (Sorry for calling you Shirley.) But here it is anyway, the sequel to (A Day in) The Life of Pie: Pie 2 - A Bigger Slice of Pie!

Yes, those two desperate, attention-seeking playwrights, Christopher Plumridge and Morey Norkin, are at it again. Follow PI John Pie as he tries to unravel the mystery of who killed Maxwell with his silver hammer. (You can already see where this is headed.)

But wait! You say you haven’t read the first Pie adventure? Well, now you can listen to it! Enjoy an all-star cast of some of your favorite playwrights (and me): John Busser, Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn, Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend, Dana Hall, and Debra Cole! Conceived, directed, recorded, nursed, and bankrolled by Christopher Plumridge.

https://youtu.be/5X6PXk1Z0r8?si=g48paoJ3I8Hnsoyd

In the Crown versus Santa Claus, poor Father Christmas finds himself in court for his illegal encroachment into the month of October. Can his defence lawyer Ivana Letimov set him free?

Malcolm and Janet, later in the evening after the events of my play COMING IN, sit in bed reading. Malcolm is engrossed in the novel, The Book Thief. Janet has other ideas for the night, and a book with a very long title.

Content warning: Implied sexual scene and references.

Two playwrights meet over Zoom, (which can also be staged) to discuss their plays, but all is not well with the world....Zombies are on the loose! One playwright in LA, the other in New York, can they help each other survive a Zombie Apocalypse?
10 to 15 mins.

Ian walks Cathy home after their first date, a meal in a nearby restaurant, where the subject of coffee seems to have dominated the conversation.
Cathy wants to share her love of Coffee, but Ian wants more.

Content warning: Some adult language.

An inventor brings his latest invention to the table of three millionaire judges, hoping to win their investment, as part of a TV show.
A short comedy. 5 Pages.

A Teddy Bear with unusual powers comes to face his impending doom........
A short monologue.
Part Two of The Bear Monologue Series.

Part 4 of the Bear Monologues.
This time Great Britains first ever Vampire Teddy Bear takes Manhattan!

Part 6 of The Bear Series.

A Monologue.

This time Great Britain's First Ever Vampire Teddy Bear finds himself at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, London for a performance of The Winters Tale. But it's a dark and stormy night...

Part 8 of The Bear Series

During the early hours of November 7th 2000 at the Millennium Dome, London, a gang led by William Cockram attempted the theft of the Millennium Star Diamond. Reports stated that London’s Met Police thwarted their attempt…. This is what REALLY happened…

Part 10 of The Bear series of Monologues.

In this, the finale, Bear is enlisted to track down the worlds biggest criminal mastermind Bear.

Stage directions never get much say in a script, hidden away in brackets. Is it now their time to speak? What about props, music, set etc...…?
4 Pages

1943 Berlin, Franz and Helga Fischer are being questioned by the SS over the whereabouts of a 14 year old boy. They deny all knowledge and the SS leave, secretly they are harboring the boy, but where has he gone?
50-55 minutes.

Content warning: Adult language, scene of entrapment and implied violence.

Olly is much bigger than the other boys at school, which has its uses. But Olly leaves school early, to work on the farm, "because there's not much point in you doing exams", where he meets the farmers daughter, Isobel. This meeting changes his life forever.
A short monologue.

Malcolm and Janet prepare for their son coming to tea bringing in a new partner for them to meet, only to be presented an unexpected announcement.
A 10 minute play.

Four cows discuss the possibility of jumping over the moon, a dog finds it hilarious and a cat plays the violin, familiar....?

She stands in the hallway, nervous but intent, takes a look in the mirror, takes a deep breath and decides.....
A short Monologue.

An old house recollects and looks back fondly at it's favorite tenant.
A short monologue, ideally for radio.

A true story which at some point spins off into a yarn, told by my late grandfather about his role in WW2. He had many stories, I remember some, sadly I did not record him telling them to me. So this is a small sentimental piece which I hope to play the role of my grandfather one day.

Aircraftsman Plumridge and Squadron Leader Boden await at the side of a runway late one May evening, for the last remaining bomber to return home......

A tired and stressed writer has just hours to finish his play in order to meet his deadline, but he has forgotten the ending. He only has the two characters in his play to help him, but will they be of any help at all?