Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

Stay away from room 24! Unless this down on her luck motel owner has other ideas, then I'm afraid you have no chance!
Slick and scary.

A great concept is played out very well her with the usual Brandon twist, this time a funny twist.
This would make a fun short for female twins to act out.
Funny and clever!

Poor Doug has dug himself into a deep hole here, intentionally of course, physically and metaphorically. We all need a bit of escapism and this is Dougs, his self built 'tunnel'. Then he brings in the nervous Lynn, (Who he insists on calling 'Buddy' to my mild amusement, but will she buy into his plans for exclusion from society?
Really interesting and thought provoking.

This monologue is morbidly fascinating, reading like an exerpt from Bram Stokers original Dracula, only brought up to date.
As horrific and sickening as it is, you can't help but smile, or maybe that's just how this one member of the audience sees it.
Perfectly dark!

This short play is so very real and so raw as the conversation between these four siblings flows swiftly. The grief is real and you feel how three of them support each other. Then comes along the fourth sibling, the black sheep perhaps, who quickly makes it known just how much he has been there for their mother.
Real and moving, beautiful.

This short is real and tender, yet raw, as we see three ex punk band meeting for a drink on the anniversary of their lead singers death. Each band member has such depth of character you cam almost remember the album cover from the late seventies. Love this reunion!

Oooo, so much tension in such a short monologue!
This tension builds to, from seemingly harmless to downright fear.
Just how long can the protagonist hide, and survive?
Gripping stuff!

Ha, I love this! This is how all auditions should be, why not!?
And please, Ms Brandon, please now write an all-female burlesque-style musical version of “A Christmas Carol”. Helen needs it, I need it, audiences need it, the world needs it!
Such a fun short, I would love to see this performed!

Rarely do you see a short play start with such high stakes, but this ten minute horror builds relentlessly to such a powerful climax.
Clever and unique.

As a Brit, the very thought of deep fried turkey turns my stomach...! Aside, this is a fun short where someone dares to mess with tradition, how dare they, what will family and the neighbours think? Luckily common sense prevails long before the BBQ is lit. Fun!