ISBN 1-872758-19-3 Books £4 Rights £25 per night
The people living in Arcadia are very poor but are willing to put up with their humdrum existence until one day a tree is discovered that bears a fruit which will change their lives. The fruit makes everyone so happy that they forget their mundane existence, their lowly position and even forget to go to work. As news of its addictive effects spreads across the country, people become layback and idle and the governing authority decides they must try and stamp it out so they make its possession illegal. However the scourge continues unabated until eventually the authorities do the only thing they can do - they legalise and tax it!
ISBN 1873130376 Internet copies initially £4.00 Rights £25 per night
Before a performance of "Pride and Prejudice," the leading actors, Peregrine and Patrice Vandaleur, have a difference of opinion. This escalates both in the dressing room and on stage, made worse by Peregrine's interest in the juvenile lead, Selina Sparrow. The Vandaleur's dressers, Harry and Betty, dream of the day when they can escape from their employment. The row reaches its climax, resolving various conflicts.
This play was awarded first prize in the 2004 Cornwall One-Act Play Writing Competition.
ISBN 1873130082 £4.00 each Rights £25 per night
An older female GP decides to take a younger male partner into her practice and there are immediately problems between them regarding her phobia of computers and his love of them. One hand literally doesn't know what the other hand is doing. However the young doctor still has a lot to learn and when he diagnoses a child incorrectly, the older doctor saves his bacon with her worldly knowledge which she's gained over the years.
