Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

Haha! You can always rely ona Busser to raise a smile! Ok, I'll be honest, I've never wondered what would happen at a McDonald's drive through during a Zombie apocalypse, but here's your answer and it's perfectly spot on!
"Why is everyone so bitey tonight?" is just one great line amongst many.
Pure hilarity!

This is one of those great plays which will have the audience saying Ooooo... at the end. What starts out as a seemingly normal meeting of mum's doing their best to lookout for their kids, turns into something really quite magical. Lovely!

I can't claim to fully understand this play, not being so learned in Norse mythology, but I can claim to find these kittens, and their owner to be totally hilarious! I would love to see these cats strut their stuff on stage!

This is dark comedy perfection! Poor Kevin having a group of friends like this, in their greed and distraction.
This short play is as if it comes from the hand of Tarantino, such is the morbid but hilarious humour.
I would love to see this play staged!

This is such a fun monologue! Jen, seemingly innocently waiting for her date to arrive, groceries and balloons ready for his birthday. Sweet yeah? But is there a darker side, is she actually a bit off the rails and stalker-'ish'?
Whatever, read this, better still perform it!

This is not what Shakespeare meant by 'A Horse, A Horse, My Kingdom for a Horse!'
This short play by Scott is hilarious and troubling for a Brit such as myself, can the monarchy really fall due to a comma? The royal household should read this play to ensure such a tiny mistake does not wreak such havoc and change history!
And I love that the playwright suggests the wonderful, late, great Helen McCrory as a character in this piece, for I can imagine her perfectly in this role.
Nonsense, but hilarious nonsense!

Wow, this play hits so very hard, not just in it's language (where I applaud the playwright for pushing the boundaries in a way I haven't seen before) but in the raw nature of the emotions shown here. These two souls are thrust into a situation and place where they do not feel natural to be. It's fast, slick, the monologues so very powerful.
Simply profound!

POSTPARTUM is a seriously frightening play, for to begin with the playwright paints a seemingly innocent picture of a young mother struggling, and a father just doing his best. But slowly and menacingly this play grows darker as the red moon glows.
I particularly find the ending of this play to be very clever, for if it ends a page early, you have the makings of a sweet ending full of hop, but no, this goes on to a truly chilling finale.
Superb!

Wow, this sci-fi one act has everything! Dan wakes up in a safe place but feels anything but safe, instead he is confused and lost, understandably.
Mike writes a strange scenario, but you are completely taken in by their conversation, such is the power of this piece.
Maybe I see another ending, which I waited for but the playwright teasingly ended it there... just how stable will Cindy be? Will we find out in A SAFE PLACE Part 2?
Brilliant!

Darkly funny, yet poignant, I can't help making friends with this tank of fish, I wish I could feed them myself.
Circling The Tank is a great short play which I would love to see staged.