a space to isolate in

Written by Jon Cooper and performed by Charlotte Ritchie. We're easing out of lockdown now. We've spent a lot of time with the people we live with. Or perhaps we live alone, and someone entered our space. Either way, it's been a long time, and we're in a new landscape, and we might have discovered a new side to ourselves.

Written by Catriona Kerridge and performed by Kristin Atherton. In a care home in Belgium, an 85 year old woman believes she's pregnant, a man won't stop playing his harmonica, and there's a global pandemic going on. But we clap for the carers, every day.This monologue is dedicated to Harry and all of his exceptional carers. Thank you for being by his side.

Written by Lydia Thomson and performed by Hattie Morahan. The wine is decanted at 3 so it's ready to drink by 6. If only there was some way to be more helpful.

Written by Amanda Hallam Lane and performed by Daniel Weyman. He works to maintain airflow in vast buildings in the city. She begs him to stay home. She transposes the virus into music - can she change it? Cure it?

Written by Brian Eley and performed by Ned Cooper. "There’s this man. Ordinary man. And his wife, she’s a robot. A robot assassin. Or maybe she’s not, we don’t know. The man, he doesn’t know. He’s not sure."

Written by Sarah Milton and performed by Georgia Maguire. A woman escapes to her family holiday home by the sea to recover from a break-up. She is not allowed to see, touch or hug anyone. She is alone.

Written by Lucy Sheen and performed by Tina Chiang. With the whole country in lockdown, how do you differentiate between the days?

Written by Carla Grauls and performed by Laura Aikman. A man and his bird, just hanging out and watching Netflix.

Written by Afsaneh Gray and performed by Shane Zaza. What if a cough really is just a cough? A man is ordered to quarantine in his family's only bedroom regardless. News of the outside world comes only from a bird, from his daughter, and from the fresh air through his window.