Recommended by Julie Brandon

  • Julie Brandon: THIS LITTLE PIGGY WENT TO MARKET by Debra A. Cole
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    What starts as an appreciation of the human foot, complete with a reference to Leonardo da Vinci, turns kinky at the end. So much fun!

    What starts as an appreciation of the human foot, complete with a reference to Leonardo da Vinci, turns kinky at the end. So much fun!

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  • Julie Brandon: DEAR ANNE a monologue written for FACING FEBRUARY Prompt 24: Dear Diary by D. Lee Miller
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    Such a strong and important piece. D. LEE MILLER has tied the past and present together, exposing the fear so many are experiencing.

    Such a strong and important piece. D. LEE MILLER has tied the past and present together, exposing the fear so many are experiencing.

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  • Julie Brandon: checklist by Christopher Soucy
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    Just a little bit of hope can take us a long way. Thanks to CHRISTOPHER SOUCY for reminding us of that during these dark times. Well done.

    Just a little bit of hope can take us a long way. Thanks to CHRISTOPHER SOUCY for reminding us of that during these dark times. Well done.

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  • Julie Brandon: The Checklist by Anj Marie Riffel
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    Adorable! Often the best moments in our lives are spontaneous. This romantic snippet of a short play captures just that feeling. Very sweet.

    Adorable! Often the best moments in our lives are spontaneous. This romantic snippet of a short play captures just that feeling. Very sweet.

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  • Julie Brandon: DO YOU THINK? A short play written for FACING FEBRUARY for Prompt 23: Lists by D. Lee Miller
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    A well-written short piece that examines the minefield of politics and the current world situation. D. LEE MILLER pulls it all together succinctly. Well done.

    A well-written short piece that examines the minefield of politics and the current world situation. D. LEE MILLER pulls it all together succinctly. Well done.

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  • Julie Brandon: The Celebrity To-Do List Script by Lou Jones
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    A fun way to manage our fantasies or maybe realities. LOU JONES has written a clever little short play that shows the very reason it's not always a good idea to pry into people's personal to-do list. Very enjoyable.

    A fun way to manage our fantasies or maybe realities. LOU JONES has written a clever little short play that shows the very reason it's not always a good idea to pry into people's personal to-do list. Very enjoyable.

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  • Julie Brandon: THE LIST by Debra A. Cole
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    What a clever short play! DEBRA A. COLE's dialogue leads the audience in what seems to be a well-known path until the fun twist at the end. This would be a great one-minute play for a festival. Well done!

    What a clever short play! DEBRA A. COLE's dialogue leads the audience in what seems to be a well-known path until the fun twist at the end. This would be a great one-minute play for a festival. Well done!

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  • Julie Brandon: Band-Aids by Samara Siskind
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    Samara Siskind cleverly captures the way parents feel as their children age. I love the confessional tone of this monologue. Sometimes adults do little things to get the attention they need. Touching and a great piece for an older actor.

    Samara Siskind cleverly captures the way parents feel as their children age. I love the confessional tone of this monologue. Sometimes adults do little things to get the attention they need. Touching and a great piece for an older actor.

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  • Julie Brandon: No Age Discrimination at the Walking Football Club Script by Lou Jones
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    LOU JONES has done a wonderful job of changing the viewpoint on age discrimination. 40 seems plenty old until confronted with people twice that age. Clever and though provoking.

    LOU JONES has done a wonderful job of changing the viewpoint on age discrimination. 40 seems plenty old until confronted with people twice that age. Clever and though provoking.

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  • Julie Brandon: GENEAOLOGY a monologue written for FACING FEBRUARY PROMPT #18 Seniors by D. Lee Miller
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    This is wonderful. D. Lee Miller took the opportunity to talk about family history in a way that moves away from charts and cold facts. This strong monologue reminds us that we're a product of different backgrounds, each with it's own special strengths. Well done.

    This is wonderful. D. Lee Miller took the opportunity to talk about family history in a way that moves away from charts and cold facts. This strong monologue reminds us that we're a product of different backgrounds, each with it's own special strengths. Well done.

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