Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: Damn Robots by Ava Love Hanna
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    A build up and a pay off all on one single minute. Would make a hysterical piece in a ONE MINUTE FESTIVAL.

    A build up and a pay off all on one single minute. Would make a hysterical piece in a ONE MINUTE FESTIVAL.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Doughnut Disturb by Robert Weibezahl
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    What a moment. Two “strangers” talk - worlds apart. Just when audiences want to put both of these characters in boxes, WEIBEZHAL gives us deeper layers to explore. A lovely moment.

    What a moment. Two “strangers” talk - worlds apart. Just when audiences want to put both of these characters in boxes, WEIBEZHAL gives us deeper layers to explore. A lovely moment.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: Brompton's Truth by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
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    Sweet. Touching. True.

    Love to Brampton… everyone’s Brompton.

    Sweet. Touching. True.

    Love to Brampton… everyone’s Brompton.

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  • Debra A. Cole: F*#@ Edward Gordon Craig by John Medlin
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    Hilarious! A playwright’s play. Avoid if you love the guy… Edward Gordon Craig that is…

    Hilarious! A playwright’s play. Avoid if you love the guy… Edward Gordon Craig that is…

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  • Debra A. Cole: Blink, And Your Ticket Is Worthless, a monologue by Sam Heyman
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    Brilliant! You had me at $20 playwright submission fee. As a playwright, I feel this all the time. Somewhere… my play is being performed for an audience - never to be seen again - with no proof that it ever lived.

    Brilliant! You had me at $20 playwright submission fee. As a playwright, I feel this all the time. Somewhere… my play is being performed for an audience - never to be seen again - with no proof that it ever lived.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Creatively Censored by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    Heart breaking and too real these days. RACHEL has created a tender love letter the theatre and the arts. The audience will feel the connections, the memories, and the passion…maybe before or is too late?

    Heart breaking and too real these days. RACHEL has created a tender love letter the theatre and the arts. The audience will feel the connections, the memories, and the passion…maybe before or is too late?

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  • Debra A. Cole: Now is on fire by Christopher Soucy
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    What an amazing approach to a ONE TIME ONLY production! This was such a tricky prompt, but CHRISTOPHER SOUCY handled it with grace and ease. BRILLIANT.

    What an amazing approach to a ONE TIME ONLY production! This was such a tricky prompt, but CHRISTOPHER SOUCY handled it with grace and ease. BRILLIANT.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Times Out/Time to Begin Again by John Medlin
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    What a beautiful story derived from a simple prompt: TIME.

    The dialogue between Pete and Eden is both poetic and natural. Without giving anything away, Eden is so needed. Without her - we are nothing.

    What a beautiful story derived from a simple prompt: TIME.

    The dialogue between Pete and Eden is both poetic and natural. Without giving anything away, Eden is so needed. Without her - we are nothing.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Time to Talk by Christopher Soucy
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    Wow. Christopher Soucy is a true artist. This short piece is about more than time. It's about choices. It's about moments. It's about love. What a truly touching play.

    Wow. Christopher Soucy is a true artist. This short piece is about more than time. It's about choices. It's about moments. It's about love. What a truly touching play.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Possessed by the Ex by Clinton Festa
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    What a dark and funny ride! It's always the "what ifs" that are romanticized after years of real life, real strife, and real love. The physical side of this delightful short play would be a treat for seasoned actors. Audiences are in for a real treat.

    What a dark and funny ride! It's always the "what ifs" that are romanticized after years of real life, real strife, and real love. The physical side of this delightful short play would be a treat for seasoned actors. Audiences are in for a real treat.

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