Recommended by Julie Brandon

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    The rise and fall of a marriage is perfectly captured in this ten minute two-hander. Dan West use of silence and long pauses until the whole play flows like music. Well done!

    The rise and fall of a marriage is perfectly captured in this ten minute two-hander. Dan West use of silence and long pauses until the whole play flows like music. Well done!

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    A lovely and poignant story about grief, change and new possibilities. This gem by Don Baker reminds us that while we're all different, we are very much the same. The gentle humor combined with a honest look at aging is skillfully portrayed in this wonderful play.

    A lovely and poignant story about grief, change and new possibilities. This gem by Don Baker reminds us that while we're all different, we are very much the same. The gentle humor combined with a honest look at aging is skillfully portrayed in this wonderful play.

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    Such a touching exchange between two strangers, one who doesn't know what to do and another who knows when to offer encouragement. BRENT ALLES clearly captures how changing light affects us all differently.

    Such a touching exchange between two strangers, one who doesn't know what to do and another who knows when to offer encouragement. BRENT ALLES clearly captures how changing light affects us all differently.

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    What a great short play! It always helps to have someone in our corner when we're unsure of ourselves. Love it!

    What a great short play! It always helps to have someone in our corner when we're unsure of ourselves. Love it!

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    Letting go is never easy and sometimes as a parent, almost impossible. DEBRA A. COLE allows us to see how things can turn out when children are pushed too far. Well done!

    Letting go is never easy and sometimes as a parent, almost impossible. DEBRA A. COLE allows us to see how things can turn out when children are pushed too far. Well done!

  • Julie Brandon: The House Special by Brent Alles
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    There's nothing as satisfying as a creepy hotel off the beaten track! BRENT ALLES gives us atmosphere, non-blinking hotel clerks and a very nervous couple. Perfect!

    There's nothing as satisfying as a creepy hotel off the beaten track! BRENT ALLES gives us atmosphere, non-blinking hotel clerks and a very nervous couple. Perfect!

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  • Julie Brandon: JUST PRESS PLAY by Debra A. Cole
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    Ah, the forced apology when someone doesn't thing they're wrong. The workplace can be tricky waters to navigate when you just don't care. In this short play, DEBRA A. COLE give us a snapshot into some of the situations HR deals with. Well done!

    Ah, the forced apology when someone doesn't thing they're wrong. The workplace can be tricky waters to navigate when you just don't care. In this short play, DEBRA A. COLE give us a snapshot into some of the situations HR deals with. Well done!

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  • Julie Brandon: Rendezvous by Ken Love
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    Amazing from start to finish! One seems like just a lonely person looking for companionship quickly turns dark and frightening. Ken Love expertly pulls us into the story with skill and finesse. Well done.

    Amazing from start to finish! One seems like just a lonely person looking for companionship quickly turns dark and frightening. Ken Love expertly pulls us into the story with skill and finesse. Well done.

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  • Julie Brandon: Last Supper (A Monologue) by Brent Alles
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    A touching and well written look at how we view food, no matter the circumstances. BRENT ALLES manages to convey the longing for home with clarity and poignancy. Well done.

    A touching and well written look at how we view food, no matter the circumstances. BRENT ALLES manages to convey the longing for home with clarity and poignancy. Well done.

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  • Julie Brandon: Dr. TikTok – A MONOLOGUE by Debra A. Cole
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    Whew. This one hits close to home and I'm sure it will for many. A wonderful monologue that an older actor can bring to life. Well done.

    Whew. This one hits close to home and I'm sure it will for many. A wonderful monologue that an older actor can bring to life. Well done.

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