The Deep End is a full-length murder mystery with twists galore at the end. The play is set in the early sixties in a high value house with big grounds and a swimming pool, owned by a retired Royal Air Force officer and his wife and which employs a gardener and a maid.  Things start to happen when the son brings his fiancée home to meet the parents. This play won the Royal Air Force Theatrical Association play-writing competition in 1985.

A Party To Murder is a one-act thriller in which an out-of-work writer living with an out-of-work actress plan a fancy-dress party for specially invited guests who deserve special treatment...but does it all go according to plan?

Doubled Vulnerable is a one-act comedy about a young couple about to play in a domestic game of bridge competition. Things go awry when a couple they had met on holiday turn up unexpectedly on the evening of the game and cause havoc.

Panto On Strike is a one-act pantomime written in the Seventies after a group of families who used to attend the annual pantomime in Cambridge for several years were unable to continue to do so. Consequently, the script is such that only two characters are on stage at any one time to allow each family play the roles whenever they could get together.

Countdown The Pantomime is a one-act pantomime written following Glynn’s success on Channel Four’s Countdown.

The cast members are all people associated with the show during Glynn’s time on it which, starting on 9 December 1998 and finishing on 25 June 1999, is still the longest stint for any contestant. Glynn uses this pantomime to display his knack for rewriting lyrics to popular songs.