Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

Ha, Julia tricked me! This is a fun short radio play which would be a blast to perform and to listen to. Lots of fun SFX and some serious/funny characters.
Love it!

Alaina presents us such a deep, heartfelt and one feels, accurate account of the taut relationship between A.A.Milne and his son Christopher Robin.
I particularly admire the character analysis the playwright specifies for each of the three roles, which clearly show how this wonderful play should be performed, keeping loyal to the story and the characters. I also like the sweet scene titles, wouldn't it be nice to have each shown on the stage!
A very good full length play with great, real, roles.

Oh and there is a reason I'm called Christopher....

The realism throughout this play makes it so believable. How a couple of jerks out camping can, when building each other up, turn quite nasty.
Carnes sets the scene perfectly, the tension builds towards a gripping ending then the finale is a perfect cliff hanger.
Great!

Ha! This is one unconventional messed up date!
It all happens so quick, as quick as Sams lines in prose.
A clever short play!

It's often said that some creatures on earth are far brighter than us humans, even ants.
Thus is a fun, eye opening conversation between human and ant, with some great lines thrown in.
Poor Adam the Ant....
Love it!

What a character Eric is! We all know an Eric, the nearly was actor, full of talent and ability but never seems to get the big break. Alas poor Eric, we know him well.
This is a great monologue and subtle wit builds on each line.
Great!

The slow build in tension makes this play so good, so taught, is it all in poor Mr Kaplins head?
From a playwright of so much brilliant comedy comes this horror curveball. A clever play which challenges reality against mental disturbance. Then there's the killer final line.
Brilliant! Check out the audio production on THE UGLY RADIO podcast.

Haha, this is one funny, confusing bed romp which would be hilarious to stage! Having read this I'm still none the wiser as to what went on here, so audiences may well feel the same, but sure as hell they'll enjoy it!

Dark, atmospheric, moody, full of love yet hate..... and perfectly noir.
Moonlight Over L.A. is fine writing, as slick as Joe himself. This play had me hooked from the get go as it weaves through the streets and characters of 70s L.A. audiences will be dying to find out how this clever play ends.

I've read a few of Mr Prillamans plays, unusually feel sorry for the characters.... so to see that said playwright REALLY loves kittens could be quite disturbing and worrysome!
This short play is a delight, not just for the main subject, but for the character of Mrs Trelawney Justice, a sheer delight!