Recommended by Julie Brandon

Well, this was fun! As the plot changed directions, I found myself wondering how it would go. Turned out I was wrong! These two characters would make a great series. Well done!

Who knew our cell phones could connect us with the beyond? With each ring, the tension ratchets up another notch. Cole's short play shows us that terror is just a phone call away. Well done!

What starts out as a simple game turns into something dark and sinister! Debra A. Cole has given us another reason to avoid the attic. Sure to leave the audience looking over their shoulders. Well done!

Such a beautiful two hander. A wonderful piece that examines how we change with age and still appreciate the ones that have stuck by us no matter what. So little is out there for older actors to sink their teeth into. A lovely and heart wrenching play that touches our hearts. Well done!

The easy transitions of emotions takes your breath away! Christopher Plumridge creates a sense of longing and grief that smoothly carries us from gently flirting to the satisfaction of being able to tell someone we love them one last time, something many wish we could do. Bravo!

This gives us a glimpse into an important historical event that few learned about in school. This would be a great piece for a women's play festival. I want to know what happened next! Well done.

So much fun! We don't really know what goes on after in the fridge after we close the door but Brian Cern gives a peek into the world of vegetables left behind. Would love to see this staged. Such a great piece!

What a great piece! Funny and sweet. Who know that a cow searching for their sanctuary could help Vinny find his own? So much fin!

What a beautiful and touching play. Deb Cole has given us a mother and daughter who gently move towards forgiveness and understanding. A heartwarming and wonderful piece. Well done!

What a sweet play. It will resonate with anyone who's had a loss of a loved one. Cern handles the delicate and fragile feelings following a death with grace and sensitivity. Would love to see this staged. Just lovely.