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Total Script Count = 36
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20-08-2024
Comedy, Park, Two Pages, Trigger - Violence
You can't avoid them, the people pestering for sponsorship, but when they get right in your face, what's the right level of response? This quirky and fun script explores the plight of a man in the park under pressure to sign up for a farcical deal.
Find out moreBy Steven Lee
12-06-2024
Black Comedy, Fantasy, Car, Office, Three Pages
This sticky situation deals with misplaced transphobia, magic, and a cursed man who is trying to avoid a certain situation. The world of the story accepts whatever someone identifies as, but the practicalities of avoiding the curse make life difficult.
Find out more10-06-2024
Comedy, Car, House, Three Pages
Are computers taking over the world? Certainly in Barry's life, his car is coming back with attitude and this quirky comedy explores how such a conversation may happen in the not too distant future.
Some imagination and editing flair could have this one zinging off the screen.
Find out more07-05-2024
Black Comedy, Bedroom, House, Two Pages, Trigger - Swearing
A concerned woman tries to rouse her friend after a serious night out and reveals just how much trouble she might be in. A snippet of life, not necessarily lived to its full potential.
Find out more30-04-2024
Comedy, Living Room, Two Pages
When a tetchy patient misinterprets a medic's request, things get messy, and accusations fly. A comedy about how different cultures and the misuse of words can cause confusion.
Comment available from Simon Cox.
Find out moreBy Sam Kurd
18-04-2024
Comedy, Romance, Park, Pub, No Dialogue, Two Pages
Love blossoms in the garden of a pub where two nerds catch each others' eye and use the language of their obsessions to communicate.
Comment available from Zanna Cardash.
Find out more24-08-2022
Comedy, Living Room, Two Pages
A wife's frustration at her husband's interruptions to the TV show they're watching fall spookily in line with the commentary, and she gets the last word.
Comments available from Lucy Linger and Simon Cox.
Find out more03-08-2022
Comedy, Drama, Park, Three Pages
Jealousy rears it's ugly head between two friends having lunch in a park. Can they resolve it before their meal is ruined?
Comment available from Bob Schultz.
Find out moreBy Jen Lyon
15-07-2022
Comedy, Fantasy, Bedroom, Two Pages
How old is too old for the tooth fairy?
Our protagonist Rachel has had a tooth removed and insists on taking it home with her from the dentist. Putting it under her pillow that night triggers something, and it's much bigger than she was anticipating. Do you still believe in the tooth fairy? She thinks you should!
Comment available from Lucy V Hay.
Find out moreBy Noel Davila
08-07-2022
Comedy, Romance, Dining Room, Restaurant, Two Pages
Maranda is nervously waiting for her blind date John whilst chatting to her friend Beth, who reminds her to keep an open mind.
Maranda has to pull out all the stops to comply when she finally meets the real John.
Comments available from Lucy V Hay and Simon Cox.
Find out moreBy Jen Lyon
07-07-2022
Comedy, Drama, Shop, Two Pages
Sarah and Norm's antique shop has just the thing that Linda, an American tourist, has been looking for - a bowl that represents a deep connection with her great grandmother. Sarah hears her sob story and, despite Norm's objections, helps Linda's cause in an unexpected way.
Find out more04-10-2018
Comedy, Church, Two Pages
A contrite but somewhat reserved woman finds that her priest has an unexpected new way of extracting her confession.
This comedy had a table read at a writer's class recently and had the room in stitches. It's a very clever script that forces the woman to really act the pants off it and the priest to be so aloof that it adds to the ramping up of the tension that elicits the confession to come out in full.
The reveal is exquisite and unexpected.
Comment available from Lucy V Hay.
Find out more04-07-2018
Comedy, Drama, Living Room, Two Pages
What starts as a heartbroken chat opens up possibilities that bring out the smiles once more.
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