Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

While I will always want more from a monologue, the way Vivian Lermond describes her 'date' is brutally honest, funny and briefly but incredibly well observed and described. Great fun!

Sound Mind by Dana Hall is a wonderful, heartfelt and funny message the speaker records before her death, she manages to keep up her sense of humor (some of the lines made me laugh out loud!) while getting her sad but inspirational message across beautifully. Right up my street!

This is great fun, having acted in a Neil Simon play I can see where Roberts inspiration comes from, very much from Plaza Suite! If anything I believe this play could be longer, I certainly wanted more. And I LOVE the line: "You call it punishment, I call it marriage" Great!

The tension in this great two hander by Scott is wonderful and intense, I felt so uncomfortable, there in the loft with them wondering what would happen, wondering who will get out alive. Great stuff!

What a nice little treat this monologue is, with a trick in the tail, great fun. My dark mind wanted more, but that's just me! Love it!

Singular of Dice had me gripped instantly and throughout, wondering if Garrett will survive being the trapped mouse to Noelle's psychopathic cat. The title in itself is genius and perfect for the play. Wonderful and gripping!

I really enjoyed this play by Philip, right up my street, I often wonder what my characters are up to when I'm not writing! I like the way the author has the characters work for different playwrights, from Neil Simon right back to Shakespeare, great stuff!

I found this such a moving piece, especially as the reality of the situation unfolds. How do you stop a mother worrying, ask my mother - the answer is never. Highly recommended!

Reading this i was quickly drawn in from the offset, Ross takes us from a seemingly seedy encounter to something far more sinister, 'be careful what you wish for' comes to mind. A great read!!

Haha I love this little play, having recently had the honour of directing Cinderella in my home town, this would have been a fun anecdote for after the curtains had closed. Great fun!