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Debra A. Cole

Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Laundry Day by Neil Radtke
    1 May. 2024
    “ This one minute describes the final moments of a relationship with layers… so many layers. One character clueless - the other character with a plan. What a lovely piece about power and forward motion. ”
  • WHAT'S THAT SMELL? by Michele Clarke
    1 May. 2024
    “ A simple “first line prompt” turns into a delightfully sinister short play in the talented hands of MICHELE CLARKE. What a ride any combination of actors will have with the witty dialogue, dramatic tension, and physical acrobatics. LOVE IT! ”
  • Rockabye by Ryan Vaughan
    30 Apr. 2024
    “ What would you do for love? RYAN VAUGHAN offers audiences a glimpse into a system that is broken and the power of love as the solution. Just when audiences think the story is going one way, VAUGHAN turns the tables to show a new twist. ”
  • Always by Dana Hall
    28 Apr. 2024
    “ The short two-hander produces all the wonderful feels you hope it does when two seasoned actors are in the leads roles. DANA HALL creates a world of tenderness, fear, memories, and hope as audiences fall in love, for the first time with these characters, during their second time around...but most likely their 100th time around. Just beautiful. ”
  • Hugh Done It by Evan Baughfman
    28 Apr. 2024
    “ Who’s on first? Perhaps now it should be, “Hughes on first!” EVAN BAUGHFMAN has created a delightful two-hander that audiences will adore. Give me a play about a play on words any day. ”
  • Jade's Monologue from THE PHYSICS FOR POETS CLUB by Nora Louise Syran
    28 Apr. 2024
    “ Go, Jade! A girl who collects bugs and questions the world is my kind of girl. Jade’s strength in loving who she is will fascinate audiences and make them love her too. ”
  • Brook's Monologue from THE PHYSICS FOR POETS CLUB by Nora Louise Syran
    28 Apr. 2024
    “ I am fascinated by the character of Brook. In a world where she is invisible, and her needs ignored, she is ripe for engagement… wherever is comes. ”
  • Audubon Sucks! (10 minutes) by Robin Rice
    28 Apr. 2024
    “ What a short piece! The rythym in the banter is exceptional and the deeper layers of feminism sublime. ROBIN, who I hope is named for the bird, has truly created something special here. ”
  • MOO SHU - DINNER by Deb Meyer
    28 Apr. 2024
    “ Oh, the roller coaster that is youthful hormones! DEB MEYER gives us all the moments of a daughter growing up and chaos that ensues. While we all know it passes, in the moment, it’s nice that these parents have each other to stay sane. A lovely piece that will have audiences smiling in recognition. ”
  • The Yard Sale (ten-minute play) by Enid Cokinos
    28 Apr. 2024
    “ What a beautiful and powerful piece about loss, change, and moving forward. ENID COKINOS gives us a touching look into grief and its journey through our lives. Lovely - just lovely. ”

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