Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

You had me at Victorian Horror Comedy! And audiences will be enthralled and entertained by these three 'unfortunate' ladies as they try to figure what, or who, led to their demise.
There are also some great sight gags, which would give wardrobe a fun challenge.
Great fun!

I never thought I'd read a vampire play and then say Awww!
This is a perfectly dark, short play, yet when they see the light, it does indeed turn beautiful!
A great two hander which would be fun to produce, giving the lighting guys a fun task too. Love it!

THE HATS WE WEAR is a fun short, absurdist maybe, but I have found myself engaging with other fellows in a bar over such trivial, strange and unusual subjects, so I can easily relate to this!
And what better way to strike up a conversation with a stranger? A fun short, with something to say and a subtle twist at the end. I hope these two meet up again for another beer...

LOVE, MUM is a truly heartfelt, painful, truthful and gritty monologue. Poor Jess is hit with the news we never want to hear from our loved ones, and just as you'd expect, she feels guilt at feeling so bad on hearing it. Emily has captured these emotions perfectly, it's uncomfortable reading, but so much love shines through nonetheless.
An excellent monologue for an actor to test out their deepest emotions.

Just like an English and in New York, I don't take coffee, I have tea my dear, I like my toast done on both sides.
I also take biscuits, but have to accept cookies.... odd.
A fun short, where Avery finds their selection of cookies stranger than their computer talking back!
Love it!

I've always been weary of improv, perhaps my mind is not sharp enough to think so quick. Now, after reading THE WINTER WOLF I'm even less keen!
This is a clever short play, for the most part the reader or audience is left guessing what might happen... improv indeed, then the twist near the end reveals all. Or does it?
Clever stuff!

I produced this unique, scary and unsettling monologue as an audio for RubySky Productions.
Ryan has skillfully created a frightening world, where for most of each year it exists in peace, except for one night. Soldiers come unstoppably into this world and wreak such awful havoc.
Gripping, emotional and downright excellent work!

A fine piece of gallows humour if ever there was!
Tarantino needs to have a look at this short, dark, downright funny play, for his next movie.
Great fun!

Oh my!
This short play packs a punch, fast as a bullet two in its three short pages.
Chilling too, for the very subject is so dark, so awful, but this family take it as very normal, routine behavior.
Uncomfortable reading, yet clever and
unique.

In just five pages there is so much said, and so much left open. There may be no bird, but there are three characters with depth, with back stories and their own pain.
As it stands, this play is a perfect snapshot of time.
I would live to find out what happens next, and before of course. Hopefully we will be treated to more! Great work!