Recommended by Debra A. Cole

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    What a beautiful monologue! Each phrase... poetry. Each confession... raw truth. STUNNING.

    What a beautiful monologue! Each phrase... poetry. Each confession... raw truth. STUNNING.

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    HILARIOUS! ADAM RICHTER paints a soon-to-be moment of plausible deniability death in one single minute.... masterfully.

    HILARIOUS! ADAM RICHTER paints a soon-to-be moment of plausible deniability death in one single minute.... masterfully.

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    PAYBACKS ARE HELL, and we are here for it in JULIE BRANDON's newest play, YOU CALL IS IMPORTANT TO US. If audience members have ever worked in ANY type of customer service, they will relish this revenge piece. Sorry not sorry, Anne with an E... but karma truly is a B... as in Beelzebub. WHAT FUN!

    PAYBACKS ARE HELL, and we are here for it in JULIE BRANDON's newest play, YOU CALL IS IMPORTANT TO US. If audience members have ever worked in ANY type of customer service, they will relish this revenge piece. Sorry not sorry, Anne with an E... but karma truly is a B... as in Beelzebub. WHAT FUN!

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    I have so many questions about these two... and I adore that. BRENT ALLES doesn't explain all of it, but the concepts of friendship, traditions, and openness surround this wonderful short play. My biggest question: Where can I get one of those turkeys?

    I have so many questions about these two... and I adore that. BRENT ALLES doesn't explain all of it, but the concepts of friendship, traditions, and openness surround this wonderful short play. My biggest question: Where can I get one of those turkeys?

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    ABSOLUTELY CHARMING! Danielle Wirsansky has written a wonderful short play about acceptance, expression, and taste... don't forget the taste. I know some Clarences myself, and this would be so much fun to produce.

    ABSOLUTELY CHARMING! Danielle Wirsansky has written a wonderful short play about acceptance, expression, and taste... don't forget the taste. I know some Clarences myself, and this would be so much fun to produce.

  • Debra A. Cole: The Holding Cell by John Busser
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    WOW! The masterfully slow and carefully worded build up pays off with a pulsing heartbeat and pleas of forgiveness in John Busser's new short play THE HOLDING CELL. How much fun would this be to bring to life for a seasoned actress? WONDERFULLY COLORFUL AND TENSE!

    WOW! The masterfully slow and carefully worded build up pays off with a pulsing heartbeat and pleas of forgiveness in John Busser's new short play THE HOLDING CELL. How much fun would this be to bring to life for a seasoned actress? WONDERFULLY COLORFUL AND TENSE!

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  • Debra A. Cole: It's like the beach that makes you old except it's a bathroom and it changes your gender by Daniel Prillaman
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    Hilarious stoner short play that is WAY MORE than that description I just painted. DANIEL PRILLAMAN has tapped into something earnest, open, and very human. DUDE... someone produce this!

    Hilarious stoner short play that is WAY MORE than that description I just painted. DANIEL PRILLAMAN has tapped into something earnest, open, and very human. DUDE... someone produce this!

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  • Debra A. Cole: A GOOD DAY by Steven G. Martin
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    WHAT A HEART BREAKER! Grief is such a nasty part of our lives, and the talented STEVEN G. MARTIN has written a beautiful piece that shines a light on such a human wound. STUNNING.

    WHAT A HEART BREAKER! Grief is such a nasty part of our lives, and the talented STEVEN G. MARTIN has written a beautiful piece that shines a light on such a human wound. STUNNING.

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  • Debra A. Cole: This is All Very Normal by Mathew Green
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    Wow... this tender two-hander between sisters will leave audiences stunned. The sister banter is genuine... the situation tragic and terrifying... and once the third characters arrives on the scene... what we thought we knew was nothing in the big picture of reality. FABULOUS!

    Wow... this tender two-hander between sisters will leave audiences stunned. The sister banter is genuine... the situation tragic and terrifying... and once the third characters arrives on the scene... what we thought we knew was nothing in the big picture of reality. FABULOUS!

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  • Debra A. Cole: THE TREE THAT HEARS by Adam Richter
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    Priceless. A modern fable about trust that will delight audiences. ADAM RICHTER nailed this one!

    Priceless. A modern fable about trust that will delight audiences. ADAM RICHTER nailed this one!

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