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by Tony Green Three new plays dealing with the consequences of fate, and telling the stories of… The Noonday Chimes where a traumatised author seeks the help of a doctor. Little Birds, where a captured wartime flier hides a terrible secret. and Bridgers, where a frightened new mother seeks to fulfil a desperate promise. The Noonday Chimes June the 9th 1865. Kent, UK. A fateful railway crash. A passenger left traumatised. But how can he seek help, especially when he is the most famous writer in the world? Little Birds Shot down and captured by the Germans RAF Sergeant Neville Pascoe faces the prospect of spending the rest of the war in a prison camp. However, one German officer believes there is more to Pascoe’s story than he is letting on, and he is determined to find out what he is hiding. Bridgers For Ellie, it was the best day of her life. The moment when the whole point of her existence had become clear and her heart was so full of love, she thought it might burst. So why is she standing on a bridge in the middle of the night? What is she going to do and can the stranger who stops his car to speak to her, talk her out of it?