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Christopher Plumridge

Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

  • Barn Wood and Blue Roses (FULL LENGTH VERSION) by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    11 Sep. 2022
    “ Wow, to say this is a stunning and beautiful play does not do it justice. The fantasy world in which the characters immerse themselves in to help young Chelsea is wonderful, moving, fun, silly at times but altogether beautiful. I know that’s twice I’ve described this play as beautiful but it really is, I felt a small tear in the corner of my eye throughout. I would love to see this staged, everyone would! ”
  • DINNER DATE 2020 by Helene Galek
    10 Sep. 2022
    “ Ah this is such a sweet meeting, a blind date, between 2 people in their 50's starting online dating for the first time. But read or watch this fun play to the end for the two hilarious twists! Great fun! ”
  • Crabs in a Bucket by Emily Julian
    10 Sep. 2022
    “ This aptly named play CRABS IN A BUCKET cuts straight to the point as we see friends reunited briefly one evening after Big D has an incident. Their love for each other is profound, despite now one crab having made a whole new life for himself. Its gritty, profound and subtly beautiful. ”
  • Wrestling One's (Sleep Paralysis) Demons by Rob Weidman
    10 Sep. 2022
    “ Most of all at some point in our lives wrestle with our sleep demons, as they do their best to prevent our much needed sleep. But Rob takes this further, they discuss TV shows and thumb wrestle and it makes for a fun show, even though this poor sleeper gets little sleep. Love it! ”
  • Poseidon and the Sea Nymph by Scott Sickles
    10 Sep. 2022
    “ You never know who might turn out to be a villain or hero, and as we watch Lydia come to terms with her situation, we watch her have to decide this for herself. Scott nails this stand off perfectly, even though their close proximity and vast difference in size make for a tense scene. No spoiler here, read this for yourself, another short masterpiece by Mr Sickles! ”
  • Seventeen Stitches by Tara Meddaugh
    9 Sep. 2022
    “ This two hander by Tara is incredible, so tense and moving it's fantasy world where the demise of the people in each line is never fully explained. There lies the beauty and creativity of this play. Both characters are strong and driven while not knowing their fate, their bond forms quickly just the same. Excellent, dramatic work! ”
  • Hooray for Chatlines by Tweed Harris
    9 Sep. 2022
    “ So often the phrase 'it's a small world' is used, especially in this new digital world. So it's less off a surprise that Charles finds out the truth of a lovers antics, while finding new love. A tender monologue. ”
  • INGROWN FEAR a monologue by Marj O'Neill-Butler
    9 Sep. 2022
    “ A country boy myself Marj accurately described my upbringing, but here the similarities stop. Here her character moves on from her fathers illegal actions, but not innocently, and now lives in the bright lights of the city, always checking their shadows and waiting for that knock on the door. The audience will root for them, hoping that knock will never come. ”
  • SLEEPING PORCH by Marj O'Neill-Butler
    9 Sep. 2022
    “ Oh this is so sad, such a broken family and accusations flying everywhere! Tight, tense and oh so desperate, I do feel there is a longer play to be written here, such is the depth of story and depth of its characters. In itself this is a deeply disturbing play, very well written. ”
  • Divine Truth by Debra A. Cole
    9 Sep. 2022
    “ I am not familiar with Christian Science beliefs, so this play by Debra is enlightening and educational. There's so much underlying story within this piece that I had yo go back to read some sections. At its heart strong belief, grief and love, albeit strained love run throughout. I found the children most interesting, watching them being caught up in the adults affair. Very good! ”

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