What a horrifying scenario for ANYONE to go through. Deb Cole’s Dream House is anything but in this tale of a couple losing their home, their rights, and quite possibly their scruples. Being driven to ever escalating heights of desperation, we see in frustrating detail as the couple are preyed upon by a man who knows just how to manipulate the law for his own despicable behavior. The loss of personal power is maddening and Cole pulls no punches here. I was both thrilled and appalled to see their solution, but really, could you blame them? Riveting theater.

BOOM! This squirmy domestic drama packs a punch and has several twists and turns you won't see coming. Deb Cole's DREAM HOUSE stages a modern homeowner's worst nightmare and accomplishes a feat I once thought impossible: it got me to side with a landlord! The characters are sharply drawn and are a treat for actors, readers, and audiences alike - produce this play!!

Truly horrifying in its scope of probability, audiences will easily empathize with the emotional hellscape Debra A. Cole has created in "Dream House." A real-life Freddy Krueger (Rob) terrorizes suburbia armed with squatters rights and infuriating audacity in this modern daymare, putting a young couple's marriage and morals in question. Cole masterfully unveils a "What Would You Do?" scenario for us that both entertains and educates, hopefully saving any would-be renters from such a fate in the process. FABULOUS!