Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

This play is so clever, for throughout it we are made well aware that some awful disease has beset the world (I was secretly hoping for Zombieism (is that a word?) because Jacquie is a master of Zombie plays.) But we never find out exactly what has happened.
Instead we are treated to a tender moment of two humans sheltering together, and the love stories which emerge between them.
Dark and beautiful, a mix I love!

So much grief and hurt comes tumbling out of mother and daughter in this short play by Marshall. It's real, it's hard to read and it's gritty. Credit to the playwright for they have tapped onto the raw emotions and taut family history in just ten minutes.
This would make a great piece for two strong actors to delve into.
Excellent.

Ha! I was going to write, "Why isn't there a synopsis?" Thankfully I did not as there is too much fun to be had watching this story unfold. In 8 short pages Katie throws us and her two characters in every direction!

I would love to see this performed, in the meantime, do give it a read!

Love it!

Ha, this is one OAP crowd I'd happily rock with!
Every generation has its own music, its favoured decade, but that doesn't mean to say we can't boogey to anything else, good knees or not!

Three short one minute plays which gives us something different with each offering. I won't give anything away but there's a great laugh out load moment in the second of these three.
And no sign of Meatloaf......

Lindsay is one of my favourite writers, read COOKIE CUTTER CHRISTMAS and you'll see why, for this playwright has such a knack of making a strange, or difficult situation seem perfectly innocent and natural.
In LIFE AFTER, Lindsay shows us just how innocent and pure the minds of young children can be.

But I have one big question, why does her father have Mrs Henderson in his basement?????

Wow! We've all been in the receiving end of varied advice, but to have all this varied, conflicting advice would surely be overwhelming!

A clever, short experimental piece. Very good.

Fun and poetic this short play is also about the many insecurities women often feel, and trying to live up to celebrity hype proves to not always be the best idea.
Their friendship is so very real as they debate the celebrity magazines.
As a man.... stay natural ladies, please

Ha!
For once I feel sorry for the Big Bad Wolf, here he tries to make amends for all his misdemeanors by inviting fellow fairytale characters round for a cocktail party. Innocent enough, surely?
But what follows is a hilarious misunderstanding.
Cole has added some really funny quotes and lines here, which will make it a wonderful show to watch. Love it!

Young Marie can't sleep, for the waves are crashing so nearby. Spooky enough, but she turns to Grandmother for a bedtime story.... you see where this is going?
Only Rachel takes you and Marie further into a tale or yore, a chilling journey into the stormy sea. This has it all, and more, for this playwright doesn't just present a legendary tale, she also hits you with a devastating twist at the end.
Turndown the lights, stoke the fire, clutch your hot chocolate and watch this play!