←Recommendations of I DON’T BELIEVE YOU

  • Anj Marie Riffel: I DON’T BELIEVE YOU by Debra A. Cole
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    Ooh, don't we all feel this one!? While polite society dictates that you should let someone down easy when you need to deliver rejection, DEBRA A. COLE perfectly shows the likely result. In the end, a no is a no – so unless the feedback is constructive, niceties only add to our sense of disillusionment. Thanks for giving words to this, Deb! Actors and creatives will no doubt, deeply resonate.

    Ooh, don't we all feel this one!? While polite society dictates that you should let someone down easy when you need to deliver rejection, DEBRA A. COLE perfectly shows the likely result. In the end, a no is a no – so unless the feedback is constructive, niceties only add to our sense of disillusionment. Thanks for giving words to this, Deb! Actors and creatives will no doubt, deeply resonate.

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  • Adam Richter: I DON’T BELIEVE YOU by Debra A. Cole
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    [2025-02-28]
    Once again, Deb Cole nails it. This time, "it" is the feeling all playwrights get when they get the inevitable rejection slip — time and time again. This is a funny and all-too-real monologue that's instructive for creatives of all kinds.

    [2025-02-28]
    Once again, Deb Cole nails it. This time, "it" is the feeling all playwrights get when they get the inevitable rejection slip — time and time again. This is a funny and all-too-real monologue that's instructive for creatives of all kinds.

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  • James Binz: I DON’T BELIEVE YOU by Debra A. Cole
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    Yep. You can hear the voice in your head. Year after year after year.

    Yep. You can hear the voice in your head. Year after year after year.

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  • Julie Brandon: I DON’T BELIEVE YOU by Debra A. Cole
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    Oh, yes. DEBRA A. COLE perfectly expresses the feeling each playwright has when receiving one of "those" emails. We want to believe them. We really do but finally the day comes when we just can't. Well done.

    Oh, yes. DEBRA A. COLE perfectly expresses the feeling each playwright has when receiving one of "those" emails. We want to believe them. We really do but finally the day comes when we just can't. Well done.

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