Recommended by Lou Jones

An interesting take on the prompt Beauty, through the eyes of teen boys. How did the playwright get inside their brains? Well done.

Oh this is beautiful. I love a good Haiku and this had some good ones but it also told a human story of frustration, worrying about the future and then at the end, hope. Loved it.

This was interesting, unusual in its format and a great, moving monologue. Very touching. Loved it.

I really like this monologue as I can picture everything that's happening around him without him directly saying it. Very inspiring and clever writing. Bravo.

This is a heartwarming monologue showing a parent doesn't need to understand to accept. He also talks about getting things wrong which is a lesson to us all to show ourselves grace when we're just doing the best we can. Nice one Christopher Soucy.

This is cute. A mum at her wits end with sibling rivalry but trying to be calm and reassuring that both siblings have a place in the family. Love the twist.

Loved this 1 minute play. How did Julie Brandon think this up? Seems sibling rivalry started early with these two babies. We also have the touching sentiments too about the one who sings to them. So much in 1 minute. Well done.

This is a nice little play about an encounter between 2 strangers. I like the fact that even to the last line they were trying to get one up on each other. Popping back in to address the audience was a nice touch too.

Loved this so much and had a big smile on my face reading it. I love dark humour and this was just my kind of short play. Highly recommended.

Such a sweet interaction between two opposites. Ryan wrote great believable characters, so much so that I'd love to have Mama Anya as my friend.