Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

What an interesting notion this is, a look into the transition of the afterlife. Then poor Sarah has to make that horribly difficult decision whether to walk through the door or not. Besides this, it is a sweet tale of friendship and love. Produced sensitively this would be a joy to stage.

Haha I absolutely love this place, reading it one isn't sure which sentence is correct or if predecessors text has taken overnight? It's great how John responds to the mistakes, the result of which makes the whole play hilarious, this would be a hoot to stage! I love Teela, especially "I love a little French tongue" Great fun!!

What a wonderful two hander this is, with an important message. Very recently in the UK a dancing show with celebrities was shown, one contestant was a deaf young soap actress. She showed us what a joy it can be to be deaf (her words), this play by David also shows how any disability can be overcome easily and that other things are just as important. I would love to see this staged!

Having already read this wonderful play by David's co-writer Dana,I couldn't help but have another read. In itself it's a touching and relatable portrayal of how we feel at a wake, or Shiva. But also this teaches us, or me at least a lot about the religion and culture, which is interesting as it is important. Do give this a read!

This gentle two hander by Isabella is a true reflection on a parent-child conversation, especially online. We see Mum looking to join the dating scene while still being hung up on the ex and her daughters frustration on this. That said it's also a touching piece about their close relationship. Lovely.

What starts as a gentle, sweet play about two souls meeting in a secret place, gradually shifts towards a great twist at the end. And I do love a good twist! Either way it is a sweet tale of friendship, do give this a read. I would also love to see this performed.

What a situation Al has made for himself as he sits and mopes around the back of the market. This is a bad situation but the dark comedy draws you in somewhat against your will. Throw in a bemused friend and a sympathetic police woman and you have a great play here!

This is a pleasant two hander by Rebecca, which reminds us to accept an invitation from a neighbour as just that, without questioning the motive. I agree with another recommendation to this play, it would be nice to see what happens at the party, in my experience such parties can be the most fun!

I love a surreal tale and this play did not disappoint! Maybe Theresa and Mike spent too much time on the Ipad game, or maybe it all really happened. But as a result we have a nice little play about friendship, a magic goose and a skeleton, who could ask for more? Great fun!

This is a lovely short two hander by Mackenzie, a memory with a message. To me it bought back a fond memory of sitting at the back of our farm house with my mother, us both shelling garden peas! I'm sure I had similar advice if only I was wise enough to take it in! Nice!