Recommended by Kitty Harper

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    A tragic insight into the American Health system and mistreatment of patients. I'm not American, and respect and feel for those who suffer under these conditions. I have type 2 in the family, and if we were US citizens I can't imagine how things would turn out. Very well written.

    A tragic insight into the American Health system and mistreatment of patients. I'm not American, and respect and feel for those who suffer under these conditions. I have type 2 in the family, and if we were US citizens I can't imagine how things would turn out. Very well written.

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    I think we all have a family member we secretly want to do this to. Thankfully Bruce does it for us so we don't have to. Well done Weaver.

    I think we all have a family member we secretly want to do this to. Thankfully Bruce does it for us so we don't have to. Well done Weaver.

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    Very chilling on the soul (no pun intended). I felt greif stricken with Jo's character, but also haunted and disturbed with her inability to let go. The ending was sinister, but left me wanting more. The writer clearly has a nack for creating atmosphere and will leave a resounding impression on you. Well done Rachel.

    Very chilling on the soul (no pun intended). I felt greif stricken with Jo's character, but also haunted and disturbed with her inability to let go. The ending was sinister, but left me wanting more. The writer clearly has a nack for creating atmosphere and will leave a resounding impression on you. Well done Rachel.

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    Felt like I was reading a hidden scene. A great twist on this classic fairytale with a rather deep and intuitive message. I feel this would be great as a mental health awareness piece. Screw conventionalism and the pressures of societal normalities. Be yourself and not a sheep. If people don't like it they're not worth knowing. Great work.

    Felt like I was reading a hidden scene. A great twist on this classic fairytale with a rather deep and intuitive message. I feel this would be great as a mental health awareness piece. Screw conventionalism and the pressures of societal normalities. Be yourself and not a sheep. If people don't like it they're not worth knowing. Great work.

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    A cute and funny little piece. Leave's a warming feeling behind, I just want to hug them both!

    A cute and funny little piece. Leave's a warming feeling behind, I just want to hug them both!

  • Kitty Harper: Choosing You by Rachel Lynett
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    Fresh and thought provoking. I wonder what direction Aurora's life would have gone in if she chose neither of them? Love the concept. Great work.

    Fresh and thought provoking. I wonder what direction Aurora's life would have gone in if she chose neither of them? Love the concept. Great work.

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  • Kitty Harper:
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    A delightly fun and witty comedy for any film buff. This script pays homage to classic cinema and the struggles of film development within the Mecca of the movie world that is Hollywood. Hilarious characters, funny gags, and some unexpected twists along the way. Mildred's character was a particular favourite, and the whole porn relevance aspect was pure genius. Guy has a unique voice and a very creatively gifted mindset. Shirley one to watch (and don't call him Shirley!)

    A delightly fun and witty comedy for any film buff. This script pays homage to classic cinema and the struggles of film development within the Mecca of the movie world that is Hollywood. Hilarious characters, funny gags, and some unexpected twists along the way. Mildred's character was a particular favourite, and the whole porn relevance aspect was pure genius. Guy has a unique voice and a very creatively gifted mindset. Shirley one to watch (and don't call him Shirley!)

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  • Kitty Harper: Who Do You Think You're Talking To? by Bruce Karp
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    A beautifully constructed piece dealing with a delicate subject matter. I felt Jade's struggles and sympathised with his mother's condition. It's nice to see these issues being addressed amongst the older generation, which isn't so common these days, especially not with terminal illnesses like dementia. It was interesting to see how Jade coped with constantly having to remind his/her mother of his/her transition. Very moving and deeply emotional.

    A beautifully constructed piece dealing with a delicate subject matter. I felt Jade's struggles and sympathised with his mother's condition. It's nice to see these issues being addressed amongst the older generation, which isn't so common these days, especially not with terminal illnesses like dementia. It was interesting to see how Jade coped with constantly having to remind his/her mother of his/her transition. Very moving and deeply emotional.

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  • Kitty Harper: The Slap by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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    Beautifully told and very true to life. Emma holds nothing back in terms of breaking barriers. Stories like this hold a significant importance in todays society and should be encouraged to be told. Respect for womanhood.

    Beautifully told and very true to life. Emma holds nothing back in terms of breaking barriers. Stories like this hold a significant importance in todays society and should be encouraged to be told. Respect for womanhood.

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  • Kitty Harper: Menopause Play by Jennifer O'Grady
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    Everyone should learn about meopause by putting on a play of somesorts, but how to do that I'm not sure...
    This was great. Loved the meta style, and a few twists I wasn't expecting. Well done Jennifer.

    Everyone should learn about meopause by putting on a play of somesorts, but how to do that I'm not sure...
    This was great. Loved the meta style, and a few twists I wasn't expecting. Well done Jennifer.

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