The unexpected outcome when upset Eric met irate Eve was then to define relationships for all time. Audio Comedy presented at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

A (sort of) true account of when Henry Ford met Adolf Hitler in a nightclub and formed an unlikely friendship…. Recorded live at the Pleasance Theatre, Edinburgh

Recorded in front of a live audience at The Lost Theatre. Amelie’s Party was written, produced and performed in just 36 hours. 9 actors, 1 director, a sound and tech crew and a beat-boxer met on Friday morning and by Saturday night they performed a completed live recording with visuals. This is that play. With a nod to the king of improvisation, Mike Leigh, we affectionately named our piece Amelie’s Party – please enjoy.

The story of the infamous 19th Century Scottish Grave-robbers who weren’t Scottish and didn’t rob graves.

Burke and Hare. This is the story of the infamous 19th Century Scottish Grave-robbers who weren’t Scottish and didn’t rob graves. They were actually Irish and as robbing graves to supply the needs of Edinburgh’s anatomists proved to be rather hard work, they just took to murdering people – usually their neighbours – for profit. In collaboration with their common-law wives they set about supplying corpses for Dr John Knox, an eminent Scottish surgeon, with considerable enthusiasm and gusto. The play follows their business exploits from small beginnings, through their days of peak output to the final reckoning – set against a world that is becoming recognisably modern. Black Comedy. Offensive Language.

Audio Comedy Sci-Fi. A light hearted sci-fi comedy recorded with a live audience at London's Lost Theatre. Three Earthmen face the morning after a stag do on an alien pleasure planet.

It looks like Charles and Ollie are finally going home if their mother played by Linda Robson gets her way.

Charles and Ollie are still in Swanborough and their father, Gino, is still dead.

Gino Ginelli's Dead. Charles and Ollie Ginelli haven’t seen their father for over twenty years, when out of the blue they discover he has passed away and they must go to their childhood home-town of Swanborough on sea to organise his funeral. What begins as an unfortunate family accident mounts into a disaster of unparalleled proportions for the two brothers as they encounter the strange, the incompetent and the the unusual during the ceremony and remember why they were so glad they left in the first place.

Pen and Daisy are beginning to show signs of competence.