Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: LOOK AT YOU, a monologue by Sam Heyman
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    What a creative way to pay homage to an artist and her song. The tension from the past is present, but it's longing for something that no longer exists that will resonate with any actress performing this monologue, and the audiences that will enjoy it.

    What a creative way to pay homage to an artist and her song. The tension from the past is present, but it's longing for something that no longer exists that will resonate with any actress performing this monologue, and the audiences that will enjoy it.

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  • Debra A. Cole: To Love Alone by Andrew Martineau
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    Cards are a ridiculous waste of money... and Valentine's cards are THE WORST! I promise I love love...but I hate cards. This short piece by ANDREW MARTINEAU speaks my language. What do I love? MEET CUTES like this. A perfect addition to any festival that makes fun of... or celebrates LOVE.

    Cards are a ridiculous waste of money... and Valentine's cards are THE WORST! I promise I love love...but I hate cards. This short piece by ANDREW MARTINEAU speaks my language. What do I love? MEET CUTES like this. A perfect addition to any festival that makes fun of... or celebrates LOVE.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The United Plays of America - Kansas
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    As a Kansan... I APPROVE! I love sisters that bond together and find a way to happiness... even if IT IS the yellow brick road.

    As a Kansan... I APPROVE! I love sisters that bond together and find a way to happiness... even if IT IS the yellow brick road.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Oldest Person Alive by Lee R. Lawing
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    I ADORE a dark futuristic short play and surprises me! If this is what the feature looks like...in the words of Bette Davis, "fasten your seat belts...it's going to be a bumpy ride!" FANTASTIC!

    I ADORE a dark futuristic short play and surprises me! If this is what the feature looks like...in the words of Bette Davis, "fasten your seat belts...it's going to be a bumpy ride!" FANTASTIC!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Awesome Possum by Elizabeth A. M. Keel
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    What an imaginative short piece full of tension, mystery, loss, and love. With every line, we get closer to the truth. I look forward to exploring more works from ELIZABHETH A. M. KEEL.

    What an imaginative short piece full of tension, mystery, loss, and love. With every line, we get closer to the truth. I look forward to exploring more works from ELIZABHETH A. M. KEEL.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Killer Opportunity by Christopher Soucy
    “

    I don't have words.

    READ THIS CHILLING SHORT PLAY.

    CHRISTOPHER SOUCY is a master at creating tension, vile characters, and surprising moments.

    WOW. Perfect for any horror festival.

    I don't have words.

    READ THIS CHILLING SHORT PLAY.

    CHRISTOPHER SOUCY is a master at creating tension, vile characters, and surprising moments.

    WOW. Perfect for any horror festival.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: Lady Sings by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    As someone who ADORES Billie Holiday, this short play by RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS is a true treat. I had the opportunity to recently read for the young Billie inspired character in our weekly playwriting group. It is a endearing love letter to overcoming adversity and following your dreams. The message? Beautiful. The tribute to teachers all over the world? Dead on. Thank you, Rachel.

    As someone who ADORES Billie Holiday, this short play by RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS is a true treat. I had the opportunity to recently read for the young Billie inspired character in our weekly playwriting group. It is a endearing love letter to overcoming adversity and following your dreams. The message? Beautiful. The tribute to teachers all over the world? Dead on. Thank you, Rachel.

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  • Debra A. Cole: DIARY: A TAYLOR SWIFT JUKEBOX MUSICAL by Adam Richter
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    A beautiful story about passions and priorities. Using the musical catalog of Taylor Swift, ADAM RICHTER has created a relatable story about demembering what is important - the love and appreciation of a partner.

    A beautiful story about passions and priorities. Using the musical catalog of Taylor Swift, ADAM RICHTER has created a relatable story about demembering what is important - the love and appreciation of a partner.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Movie Pit by Steven M. Halpern
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    I adore the optimism in the sweet two hander. There is always an upside when one has imagination and creativity in their arsenal…. Well…. almost always….it could be a plague that liquifies everyone in less than 24 hours…. What a delightful introduction to the work of HALPERN.

    I adore the optimism in the sweet two hander. There is always an upside when one has imagination and creativity in their arsenal…. Well…. almost always….it could be a plague that liquifies everyone in less than 24 hours…. What a delightful introduction to the work of HALPERN.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Never Out Of Styles by Christopher Soucy
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    I believe the beautiful Harry Styles himself would delight in this jukebox musical as much as I did. It is not easy to write a jukebox musical in less than 48 Hours, and CHRISTOPHER SOUCY seems to do it with ease and grace. This has it all: lost love, gangsters, longing, and finally seeing what’s been there the whole time.

    I believe the beautiful Harry Styles himself would delight in this jukebox musical as much as I did. It is not easy to write a jukebox musical in less than 48 Hours, and CHRISTOPHER SOUCY seems to do it with ease and grace. This has it all: lost love, gangsters, longing, and finally seeing what’s been there the whole time.

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