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One Night One DayA play in two actsA comedy about singles and social graces, after a night that went so right goes so wrong the next morning. Rachel and Greg wake up together after a night out on the town, much to the surprise of both. An awkward situation at the best of times, made all the more awkward as details from the previous night slowly filter back to them… “I’ve kissed enough frogs to know they just stay frogs. Or turn into toads.” “You don’t particularly come across as a “soft centre”. More a hard toffee that might take a tooth.” “You really need to stop inviting strange old men into our house. At the very least, that particular one out there.”
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Spd D8nA play in two actsAt a speed dating evening at a local pub, five singles consider the question: How much can you really learn about someone in four minutes? Ahead of them is a night of hope, hell, and free Cosmopolitans. And maybe the chance to find what they didn’t know they were looking for. “Hang on. I’m not quite drunk enough to make it to the end of your story.” “How did you get into that line of work? Did you not study or something?” “That possibly came across as a bit needy.” “Polyamory sounds an awful lot like just rootin’ around.” “They call me Mike. Rhymes with bike. Maybe you can ride me sometime.”
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Brown AcidA play in two actsThroughout rock’n’roll history, from small beginnings sometimes legendary bands grow ... And sometimes, they don’t. Wanted: Musicians to join original four-piece rock band. Serious gigging opportunities with a group that is going places. Own transport would suit. NO TIME WASTERS!
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Past LovesA play in one actBen is having a very good year. It just doesn’t happen to be the current one. Invited to coffee by his best mate’s wife, Ben’s life … lives … are about to be turned upside down. And not just by the price of a latte these days. “It happened before I could stop it. If I’d only known where things would go …” “Where did things go?” “Where do you think things went!” “Oh, I’ve heard a lot about you, Ben.” “This will work much better with open minds.” “If not completely vacant ones.”
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Someone Called RobA play in one actSometimes it pays to just let the call go through to voicemail... Rob answers an unknown caller on his mobile. An angry guy called Adam reveals just what Rob did last night. That's why Adam is angry. And everyone knows what happens when Adam gets angry. And Adam has Rob’s phone number... As Rob learns, a lot can be discovered from just a phone number.
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One Night One MorningA play in one actA comedy about singles and social graces, after a night that went so right goes so wrong the next morning. Rachel and Greg wake up together after a night out on the town, much to the surprise of both. An awkward situation at the best of times, made all the more awkward as details from the previous night slowly filter back to them… “I’ve kissed enough frogs to know they just stay frogs. Or turn into toads.” “You don’t particularly come across as a “soft centre”. More a hard toffee that might take a tooth.” “You should ring in with your story. You might win a shopping voucher.”
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Third Date's the CharmA play in two actsFor a first date to go wrong could be regarded a misfortune. A second date derailing possibly smacks of carelessness. So surely nothing could go wrong—seriously, scarily wrong—on the third ...
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CouchA short play in ten minutesWhen trouble comes a'knockin', don’t you be a'answerin'. The couch. It’s not just for sitting on. Finalist in the 2014 Eltham Little Theatre’s “10 Minute Quickies” competition. Finalist in the 2021 Perth Short and Sweet Play Festival. Finalist in the 2025 Vietnam Short and Sweet Play Festival.
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Possum PlayA short play in ten minutesDid you know the ring-tailed possum was a strictly protected endangered species with harsh penalties if even so much as handled? No, Col didn't either ... Finalist in the 2022 Perth Short and Sweet Play Festival. Finalist in the 2025 Creswick Theatre Company Twelve Minute Play Festival.
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