Recommended by Debra A. Cole

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    Wouldn’t the world be a better place for more of this??? What a powerful minute from a talented playwright.

    Wouldn’t the world be a better place for more of this??? What a powerful minute from a talented playwright.

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    A PRICELESS retelling of a classic tale! Audiences will LOVE this version.

    A PRICELESS retelling of a classic tale! Audiences will LOVE this version.

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    Philip Middleton Williams has written a heartfelt family piece about who we love, choices that have to be made, and moving forward. Beautiful things can happen when we truly listen to each other and our needs.

    Philip Middleton Williams has written a heartfelt family piece about who we love, choices that have to be made, and moving forward. Beautiful things can happen when we truly listen to each other and our needs.

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    WHAT A RIDE! What a fabulous short play for middle school students to bring to life. Time capsules preserve memories, and this trip through time certainly brought great ones for me. ENJOY!!!!

    WHAT A RIDE! What a fabulous short play for middle school students to bring to life. Time capsules preserve memories, and this trip through time certainly brought great ones for me. ENJOY!!!!

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    Deliciously chilling! One minute of complete terror.

    Deliciously chilling! One minute of complete terror.

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    A fabulous two-hander about using your own brain! Hopefully, this funny new short play by JULIE BRANDON will be more influential than the influencers.

    A fabulous two-hander about using your own brain! Hopefully, this funny new short play by JULIE BRANDON will be more influential than the influencers.

  • Debra A. Cole: What the Bones Remember by Dana Hall
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    BRILLIANT! This magical new play by DANA HALL will have audiences entranced. Think Steel Magnolias meets Practical Magic... and place it in a southern location with colorful characters and language, and you'll have WHAT THE BONES REMEMBER. Hall is a true artist. THIS NEEDS TO BE PRODUCED.

    BRILLIANT! This magical new play by DANA HALL will have audiences entranced. Think Steel Magnolias meets Practical Magic... and place it in a southern location with colorful characters and language, and you'll have WHAT THE BONES REMEMBER. Hall is a true artist. THIS NEEDS TO BE PRODUCED.

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  • Debra A. Cole: WIN AND TIM AND THE IMPORTANCE OF PRONOUNS [A 1-MINUTE PLAY] by Steven G. Martin
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    THIS is true love. This minute reminds audiences that pronouns have real meaning. Taking care of YOU instead of just US or ME, is the ultimate sign and selfless love.

    THIS is true love. This minute reminds audiences that pronouns have real meaning. Taking care of YOU instead of just US or ME, is the ultimate sign and selfless love.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Chateau Rainbeau Holiday Door Decorating Contest by Donald E. Baker
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    Humor, heart, and a dash of delicious camp... this delightful and touching short play by DON BAKER will make audiences feel so many things. I was lucky enough to hear this read at the Playwrights Thriving Reading Series, and the performances were stellar. THIS is the perfect choice for a festival or senior acting troupe to bring to colorful life.

    Humor, heart, and a dash of delicious camp... this delightful and touching short play by DON BAKER will make audiences feel so many things. I was lucky enough to hear this read at the Playwrights Thriving Reading Series, and the performances were stellar. THIS is the perfect choice for a festival or senior acting troupe to bring to colorful life.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Why is a heart over the I in ‘No Public Restroom’? by Christopher Soucy
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    Oh.... there have been many times in my life it would have wonderful to have a permission to poop card. This micro monologue is priceless. I'm with Sam... there's nothing cutesy about a human in crisis.

    Oh.... there have been many times in my life it would have wonderful to have a permission to poop card. This micro monologue is priceless. I'm with Sam... there's nothing cutesy about a human in crisis.

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