Recommended by Peter Anthony Fields

Wow... reading this play was a very moving experience. It begins in a quiet and subtle manner and it reveals details and important story information gradually. There lies the brilliance of Andrew Martineau's writing. It is subtle, quiet, and patient... and then it makes a sudden left turn that occurs at just the right moment that left me shaken and moved. At its core, VISITATION is a moving story about the far-reaching and everlasting love all mother's have for their children through out their entire lives.

What an absolutely wonderful play! The theme of the story is brilliantly set-up in the opening with the discussion of how Malcolm feels about French Fancies. When Tom and Lesley enter, the dialogue shifts into the next gear with rapid-fire wit that sets a perfect rhythm that allows the audience to feel what the characters are experiencing (the information coming at them is fast and sets them back on their heels). Add in a most effective twist (or two) and what you have is a play script crafted masterfully by Christopher Plumridge.

FRAMED is a thoroughly enjoyable radio play. The dialogue moves the story along at a brisk pace and conveys every detail the audience needs to paint, in their minds, the environment that the characters inhabit. The dialogue is also smart and is often sprinkled with just the right amount of humor to insure the journey remains light and fun. The script left me wanting to read more adventures of the sister detectives-- who should, by the way, be as well known as "Sherlock Holmes" and "Father Brown". FRAMED is a charming and genius creation by Vivian Lermond.

This is a script that had me smiling the whole time through. It is funny, clever and in just a few pages, speaks a world of truth about our fascination with technology (in particular, our smartphones). REGRESSION SESSION is perfect for our present time and will make a smart addition to a 10 minute play festival line-up.