Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

Oh poor AJ really gets what's coming to him, in the back of his taxi of all places. As the 'not so grim' reaper brings in his family and faces from the past AJ can only sit back and listen. The reaper is a wonderful character and I would love to see this staged! Great Halloween fun!

Pre wedding nerves are something most married couples will have surely experienced, and quite possibly some had this very fear that holds poor Bonnie back. Que big Sis to come in to try to rescue the situation. This is such a beautiful 2 hander which left me smiling broadly, read it for yourself to see if Bonnie gives her groom a similar smile. I love it!

FOUR PLAY is a wonderfully titled, will they won't they, naughty dance of a play! I love the interaction between Train and Plume in thier immoral conversation, only for the tables to be turned when they see what their respective partners are up to! Clever and very unique, I love it!

I love this Zombie Barbie doll so much, with such a healthy dose of sarcasm running throughout this hilarious monologue. Seldom have I laughed out loud just by reading the very first line! I'm still not sure how a doll became a Zombie, but, (guttural gargle burp) do I f**king care? Brilliant!

In this very funny Zombie monologue, Rachel depicts these creatures going through their change in such a sympathetic way they you can't help but feel for them. Her narrator Clara, regrets her choice of one night stand for far different ways than normal, yet at the same time her reasoning is just the same as the pre apocalypse era! A great audition monologue!

Ah Zombie dad has arrived on the scene determined to be todays hero! Brilliant and funny in equal measure. I hope there will be more Zombie monologues from this talented writer, I for one cannot get enough!

No one can write a Zombie play as well as Jacquelyn! Having read her brilliant play, THE ROT (which you must read!) I can't help thinking this is a wonderful spin off! If we ever get over run with zombies in the future I will be reminded that they were once people too and deserve respect. I love this and what a fun, unexpected final line! Wonderful!

I was compelled to read this play by the very skillful playwright John Mabey, given the amount of awards and productions it's rightfully recieved. John describes to us a tale of complicated hope as well as complicated grief and complicated emotions. This is truly an excellent, compelling and moving play, all that with just three, albeit complex, characters. Excellent.

In this bright play Rachel has given her ladies every colour in the spectrum to play with, which provides them with some very funny lines! I feel quite tangerine reading this! That aside this play is an accurate insight to the world of British amatuer drama Committees. You'd be very grey to miss out on this ....

Once again Rachel has taken inanimate objects and given them life in an expert, yet sweet way. Here we watch Ted and chums try to ensure everything has its place in a time of upheaval. Running through this piece is the importance of friendship and how you really can and should be there for someone even if you don't see eye to eye! The costume department should have a challenge kitting out this play too!