Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

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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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    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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    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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    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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    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!

  • Christopher Plumridge: The Fast and the Führer-Less by John Busser
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    Purely brilliant chaos from the expert pen of Busser!
    This is one of those hilarious plays where you feel embarrassed to laugh, such is the subject of this time travelling farce, but end up in belly aching giggles.
    One hopes that these bunch of mad scientists get it right, at some time or another!

    Purely brilliant chaos from the expert pen of Busser!
    This is one of those hilarious plays where you feel embarrassed to laugh, such is the subject of this time travelling farce, but end up in belly aching giggles.
    One hopes that these bunch of mad scientists get it right, at some time or another!

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  • Christopher Plumridge: American Roulette by Dan West
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    I haven't laughed so much at such a dark play before, this is genius!
    These guys really know how to push their luck, either that or Her upstairs really is looking out for them.
    Great edge of your seat writing, where audiences might just want one of these to bored/crazy men actually meet their fate.
    Love it!

    I haven't laughed so much at such a dark play before, this is genius!
    These guys really know how to push their luck, either that or Her upstairs really is looking out for them.
    Great edge of your seat writing, where audiences might just want one of these to bored/crazy men actually meet their fate.
    Love it!

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  • Christopher Plumridge: THE ROOM WHERE IT HAPPENED by Julie Brandon
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    Time to stand up and fight! But why, and fight whom? So many questions from such a short play. But I'm in, vive la revolution!

    Time to stand up and fight! But why, and fight whom? So many questions from such a short play. But I'm in, vive la revolution!

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  • Christopher Plumridge: Love, Grudgingly by Morey Norkin
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    Both characters in this short two scene play are fantastic! Sweet, angelic and persistent Sheila is up against Irv and his curmudgeonly ways. Audiences will love watching these two elders spa, whether Jewish or not, their blossoming relationship shines above any religious feeling.
    Could there be a wedding on the cards?

    Both characters in this short two scene play are fantastic! Sweet, angelic and persistent Sheila is up against Irv and his curmudgeonly ways. Audiences will love watching these two elders spa, whether Jewish or not, their blossoming relationship shines above any religious feeling.
    Could there be a wedding on the cards?

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  • Christopher Plumridge: Deeper by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
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    This is my second recommendation of this fine play,this time it has yet deeper meaning to me. Standing on the shore of a lake, Andrew is lost, desperate, suicidal. Along come Ophelia, an angel of death to flash his life before him. But what ensues is far deeper, as the tables turn, the water darkens and deepens...
    This would make an excellent radio drama.

    This is my second recommendation of this fine play,this time it has yet deeper meaning to me. Standing on the shore of a lake, Andrew is lost, desperate, suicidal. Along come Ophelia, an angel of death to flash his life before him. But what ensues is far deeper, as the tables turn, the water darkens and deepens...
    This would make an excellent radio drama.

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