Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

Christmas is a heightened time when the vulnerable need and seek sanctuary. Thankfully, this hunted partridge finds such sanctuary in this sweet couples pear tree. A lovely opening to the twelve days of Christmas by Nora.
Tiny_Theatre bought this piece to life in their usual talented way, so do listen in!

DINNER DATE would be such a fun show to stage, and for any audience to watch. I was on the edge of my seat, wondering just which way this date would go, for there were only ever two options, or so it would seem. Just when you think it's heading one way, the playwright cleverly chucks it the other!
I won't give any more away about how fun it would be to stage, but I will say this: I want to act in it, I want to produce it, I want to watch it. Great fun!

AFTER PLAYTIME is a fun short play, with the great premise of having God depicted as a two year old. But clearly this has a lot of important messages which show us how insignificant the human race actually is, yet what damage it's causing. If we're all in the hands of a toddler at playtime, who knows what will happen to us? A great play!

In yet another hilarious autocorrected ply, Mr Bosser has nulled it again! This time a couple meet in a bar but only communicate with a series Miss Peld text messages, causing innuendos and confusions and things really get off on the left footing (proof I read it!). This would be fun to stage and would offer some clever displays of the messages they text. No audience would h8 this short play, they'd lol. Great fun!

Oh my word, this is such a clever idea! The bartender, our narrator for this evening, guides us through another night in their bar, where the same types people shuffle in. But here's where it changes, a kind of speed dating for moods. No spoilers here, read this for yourself, better still stage it so I can come to watch. It's BRILLIANT!

TIPPING contains two expertly crafted characters thrown together in a bar with no bartender. Their language, initially in such contrast, turns as they get to know each other while waiting for a drink that never comes. This is an excellent, intense two hander, which would be a wonderful challenge to produce, as it gives the two actors such complex characters to portray. Very good!

This short holiday play is indeed a hoot! We are witness to the final day's shooting of a Hallmark movie, one filmed in the heat of summer and patience as at a low amongst the cast and director. Que for some back and forth banter between scene lines. Am I bad to have found the most difficult character, that of Morgan, to be the most fun?
All Hallmark movies should have alternative endings, now wouldn't that be swell!

What brilliant, fast paced, action packed - indeed pun & quote packed, hilarity! This play cleverly brings in so many Sci-Fi TV and Film quotes and characters, it would be a total hoot to stage! Oh no, Dramaturgs!!

In this short play, the author expertly takes us back to the seventies (with a great soundtrack too!) not just with the characters dress, but in their language and culture. Oh how we've moved on since with the internet and social media, but these girls find themselves in a book store looking for a particular 'self help book'.
And the twist at the end is a delight!

Haha, I love the use of the Academic who guides us through this terrible Christmas conflict! The notes they come out with the resulting future are hilarious yet scarily believable!
I am now thankful to my stance of letting my wife decorate the tree each year and smile while congratulating her on a good job done, for I have avoided such conflicts and time stopping academics wandering in! Great fun!