Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

Stylishly dark and full of forth wall breaking where each character gets their turn. I particularly enjoyed these addresses to the audience being in the third person, a clever twist on the norm. I am not familiar with the novel of which this is based, but I can imagine this being staged by actors having a lot of fun with these showbiz characters.

Haha, this customer service rep surely gets her comeuppance, and it's funny watching her argue all the way through before actually realising just where she is.
This would be a fun sketch to perform and to watch!

Reading this play I could almost hear the bitter sweet symphony playing to Laura's moods. As with any good musical pieces, the silences can also be deafening, overwhelming.
A beautiful short play which could be tackled in many ways, and one that will give two actors a great challenge to tackle.
Clever and original, I'd love to see this staged.

Mr Busser is one if my favourite comedy writers, but occasionally he throws in a sombre curveball, and just as brilliant. Rather uncomfortable audiences will find themselves in this holding cell with these two ladies as they figure out what bought them here. As the recent events unfold, there's a point when the audience will say 'Ohhhhh...'
No spoilers here, but this is so good and so many questions left unanswered. Brilliant.

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!