Strawberries, croissants and coffee. And the next five plays on the menu.
SOMEPNE'S SITTING THERE
She's on a Tinder date, in a busy pub, and he's late. The battle to keep him a seat is getting on her nerves. So when he does eventually turn up... will it work out? Because she has already shown us her high expectations. This one was fun, farcical at times, but with a feelgood factor.
DADDY ISSUES
Finding the right sperm donor for a gay couple's pregnanacy can be tricky. But what if the answer is close at hand? Maybe you can even keep it in the family... An unexpected proposition has unexpected consequences, and a moral dimension that's given as much thought as you could expect from a ten minute drama. A nicely balanced piece.
FIGHTING MISS RIGHT
A first date, and she's sure she's found what she's looking for. But the other she has bneen bured too often, and she has rules, hurdles to be overcome, before a relationship can move on. Is there a way to jump those hurdles faster? She'll do everything she can to find out... Awkwardness, inventiveness, the minefield of dating, an intrgiuing take on what people will do to find and resist love.
TOP FLIGHT
On a plane to Gdansk two people are brought together into sharing the reasons for their being there. Escape being one of them, so when the flight is forced to turn back there's reason to be concerned. But sometimes the solution presents itself, and offers something neither party had thought might happen. A short play with a twist. A special mention to Rosie Edards for her hilarious cameo as the stewaress.
THE APPLE INSPECTOR
A farcical black comedy set on a cider farm. Apples, romance, murder and legal complexities. A bit daft really, and probably the weakest of the quintet, but a bit of fun to ned the show on.
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