Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

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    This short monologue gives you paws for thought (Sorry, not sorry!) for although it is sweetly funny, this poor kitty has been through some tough times. Thankfully he found shelter with a nice lady. Will he get the job? And if he does, will fame go to his head? Probably.
    Loved it!

    This short monologue gives you paws for thought (Sorry, not sorry!) for although it is sweetly funny, this poor kitty has been through some tough times. Thankfully he found shelter with a nice lady. Will he get the job? And if he does, will fame go to his head? Probably.
    Loved it!

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    Haha, this is a fun and sweet short meet-sweet! No spoilers here, but check when you read this, on IPhone or Android.
    Love it!

    Haha, this is a fun and sweet short meet-sweet! No spoilers here, but check when you read this, on IPhone or Android.
    Love it!

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    When we say our wedding vows, they often include 'for better or worse' does this also mean you'd help your spouse to hide a body?
    This is a dark and hilarious short monologue which I would love to perform, and might just do so! Love it!

    When we say our wedding vows, they often include 'for better or worse' does this also mean you'd help your spouse to hide a body?
    This is a dark and hilarious short monologue which I would love to perform, and might just do so! Love it!

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    Ha,in true Brandon style,there's a killer twist at the end.
    If you need to seek revenge on an ex, you now know which witch to choose.
    Love it!

    Ha,in true Brandon style,there's a killer twist at the end.
    If you need to seek revenge on an ex, you now know which witch to choose.
    Love it!

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    This monologue smoulders like the dame in question, named after a famous showgirl.
    Frank soon has his back to the wall as she spins her web of lies to frame him.
    Classic private hack noir, just my glass of malt.... now about this .38......

    This monologue smoulders like the dame in question, named after a famous showgirl.
    Frank soon has his back to the wall as she spins her web of lies to frame him.
    Classic private hack noir, just my glass of malt.... now about this .38......

  • Christopher Plumridge: A Certain Pedigree by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    A barking mad tail, with a moral to the story.
    Treat others how you want to be treated, then be treated with tasty treats by the humans you look out for.
    A cute canine caper.

    A barking mad tail, with a moral to the story.
    Treat others how you want to be treated, then be treated with tasty treats by the humans you look out for.
    A cute canine caper.

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  • Christopher Plumridge: Never Again - 1 Minute Play by Ryan Kaminski
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    Oooo! Dark, sinister, moody and atmospheric, all crammed into 2 tense pages!
    More please, far more!

    Oooo! Dark, sinister, moody and atmospheric, all crammed into 2 tense pages!
    More please, far more!

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  • Christopher Plumridge: Sigma Sigma Delta by Kate Isabel Foley
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    What starts as dark and serious ritual, dimmed lights, candles, lots of atmosphere, soon goes up in smoke as these sorority girls start their inevitable bitching.
    This is a fun short play which leaves you guessing all the way through, and will no doubt great fun for like minded students to perform.
    Love it!

    What starts as dark and serious ritual, dimmed lights, candles, lots of atmosphere, soon goes up in smoke as these sorority girls start their inevitable bitching.
    This is a fun short play which leaves you guessing all the way through, and will no doubt great fun for like minded students to perform.
    Love it!

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  • Christopher Plumridge: KEEPING SCORE (A 10-minute play) by Marj O'Neill-Butler
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    Hahaha, I now have a new favourite waitress! Ironically named Grace, her grace has worn totally away when it comes to Chuck, and she's hilarious!
    Aside, this is a fun and quirky play, snappy and quick witted. I would love to see this staged!

    Hahaha, I now have a new favourite waitress! Ironically named Grace, her grace has worn totally away when it comes to Chuck, and she's hilarious!
    Aside, this is a fun and quirky play, snappy and quick witted. I would love to see this staged!

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  • Christopher Plumridge: Temporal Physiques by John Busser
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    Haha! Invent a time machine, albeit limited, then use it to support a national obsession to lose weight, you get a fun farce bought to you by more mad scientists.
    I really enjoy the switch from 'lecture' to unashamedly brash 'sales pitch'.
    Great fun!

    Haha! Invent a time machine, albeit limited, then use it to support a national obsession to lose weight, you get a fun farce bought to you by more mad scientists.
    I really enjoy the switch from 'lecture' to unashamedly brash 'sales pitch'.
    Great fun!

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