Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

Ooh wow this is so clever! What starts as an interview with a bright and very young suspect takes a dark twist which looms up on the reader, but I didn't expect that ending! The suspect role would be a great part for a confident young actor to really sink their teeth into. Brilliant!

This is a brilliantly dark story of good versus evil played out in a fun, naughty way! Calling Santa 'Lardo' made me laugh out loud. Find out for yourself if good or evil win this silly and wonderful play!

This is such a beautiful two hander by Levine, in a world of so many fractured families it's heartwarming and refreshing to read a piece with such a bond of love between two siblings. I love the memories they share of baking with their mother, this is simply a beautiful play!

What fun Bing is, and what a simple yet brilliant idea! I would love to direct this, if only to see the look on the face of my stage manager when I tell them all what I need! This play would be visually spectacular and a delight for children and adults alike!

This is such a moving monologue by Ruyle, so much said in such a short piece. We have all wanted to be invisible at times, but this takes on a whole new meaning. Very good.

This is a marvellous short play by Andrew, starting off very funny with a perfect level of sarcasm, then to my surprise it turns quite dark. You can't help but feel for each character at their support session. I particularly felt for Pinocchio, trying g not to lie! Do read this wonderful play!

This is such a wonderful idea, why has no-one thought of this before! There really must be so many types of kisses! I would love to see this staged by a real couple with real chemistry. This is a beautiful kiss on the senses! Mwah!

This is such a deep, sad and difficult subject told incredibly well by the author, the contrast between the sugar sweet product sold and the desperate, bitter situation the seller is in, is inspired. This short monologue gives the reader so very much to think about. Excellent.

There's nothing like a desperate situation to bring two people together, and putting those two people atop a Bear warning sign is both funny and inspired. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this. I wonder if it ends following the great Shakespeare stage direction: 'exit persued by a bear' ? Great!

This is a great little play by Hayley, simple yet perfect. It took me in a different direction than I expected, I'm left wondering if the reaction the two main characters felt was real or imagined by themselves in their eagerness to believe, very clever notion!