1916, post Easter Rising, a young couple marries. But there will be no honeymoon.

Judy Duckworth's monologue on the freedom of the slopes, and the pain it can bring.

Having it all. First class this and first class that. But is ecstasy more than material?

Andrew Turner's monologue takes us to the world of private clubs; members only...

A man of the cloth discovers an unlikely route to a new kind of high.

Alone. Naked. Tied to a bed. Things could be worse. A monologue by Francis Riding. 

A father and son spend silent days in hospital, until they realise what they must do to be free