Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

How far would you go to protect your sibling, a difficult question surely? Rachel explores this with great effect, her character Lisa having such a predicament sprung her on in the middle of the night. I felt for her having to both take in the horror of the situation and to think quick. Equally gripping and moving!

I found this play equally engaging and moving, I can't help feel sorry for Jerry in his situation, trying to break his sad news to his daughter in such an odd way. A lovely short piece which still leaves me pondering....

This is such a lovely idea to write a story inspired by a painting, and beautifully crafted I must say! I'm a lover of art and have always believed the greatest paintings have a hidden story behind them, so it was a pleasure for me to read this. It's inspired me to look at some classic pieces and see if I can pen something. Wonderful!

I love this, from an owner of 3 dogs myself I can relate to this. I can clearly imagine it being staged. The twist in the tail with Greg towards the end was an unexpected delight. Twinkle is indeed a little star! Great fun!

What a lovely piece this is, a chance meeting of two strangers who soon find a common ground. I found his desire to disguise themselves before revealing his secret invention both sweet and hilarious! Nice!

Roberts monologue of his scared, young soldier is as moving as it is wonderful. I could clearly visualise his situation, pausing his letter to check what was going on outside and wanting to make amends with his old friend, a great portrayal of how awful that war must have been to men so young. Inspiring read.

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!