Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

Wow, this is a hard hitting fable, timeless too. Who really wants eternal life and how would we even cope with it?
The path to his dreams, and the fork in the road, is fraught with desire and temptation, so which way will Sam go? The beauty of this is the ending.
Brilliant and original!

This monologue is a powerful insight into ADHD, and for someone who has little understanding or experience of it, it's very enlightening. Debra addresses the fact that in our youth, it was not recognised, so therefore not diagnosed. How many of our peers must have been going through what the protagonist in this monologue did, through our formative years, only to cover it well?
As for freezing time itself, it's difficult to know exactly how we would best use this time. Maybe I would try to write monologues this good!

Oh, how fickle fame can be! This clammer, minding her own business, has her clams disturbed by Mr & Mrs 'Look at Me' out to make an even bigger name for themselves. This is a slick clever play where this humble clammer has everything very much under control. A great, unique play!

Jessie is a super enthusiastic, vibrant and fun make-up 'influencer' and as she goes live on her Wednesday night slot, her followers quickly grow in numbers. Tonight, she helps two such followers, in quite different ways, such is the power of the Internet.
This is a slick, pacy play which would work well on Zoom, but probably better projected on stage. Very good!

The advice is generally 'don't talk to strangers', and on a subway station, this is usually all the more important. Yet sometimes, even beginning with a misunderstanding, two strangers can begin a conversation and find something in common, which leads to a friendship. I have a feeling these two are heading off on a wonderful adventure together, even if it's tumultuous. A great two hander!

This must be the longest time span crammed into one page! A great vampire epic of epically small proportions, and it's fun too! Love it!

In this short play, there is so much pain and loss between mother and son, reflected in the painting he's bought home.
But despite the hurt, accusations and reveals you sense there is still love here, and John portrays this beautifully.

This is a wonderfully funny slice of Monty Python-esque hilarity!
No spoilers, read this for yourself, but suffice to say Jesus comes up with a miracle of an idea to orchestrate their escape.
Best line ever...'Pass the brownies on the left hand side' ! Tales me back to my musical youth. Love it!!

Haha! Naughty Nancy! This is a short short which packs a punch (or packs a box). Reminiscent of Tales of the Unexpected and I do believe there's a longer play to be written here, but as it stands, it's spot on!
Great!

Oh dear, the devil is now on tinder, or a rather similar dating website! Thankfully Rogers friend calls in to save the day, but it's one exorcism Roger doesn't need or want, and does he listen to the good advice of his friend, the devil he doesn't!
Great fun!