Recommended by Debra A. Cole

Deathbed confessions are big moments and often filled with dramatic pauses, and waiting for the eighth ingredient of the beloved cookie recipe is worth the wait for Christopher. The foundation of the company depends on this big moment. ANDREW makes every breath feel vital and previous in this short dialogue. A seasoned actress would have a ball with it.

The idea that a "walking dead" is possible in this day and age is outrageous. ALICE skillfully exposes the reality when death is just "an opinion."

I had the pleasure of hearing this read by very talented actresses at a Sunday playwright's event. WOW! This powerful piece will have audiences at the edge of their seats, and talking on the way home. Strong characters - tense moments - and altered realty. RACHEL is a a truly gifted story teller that understands dialogue, emotions, and the human condition.

I had the pleasure of hearing this read at our Sunday playwright's group. DELIGHTFUL! Rachel has the amazing gift of creating entertaining real-life situations with colorful characters that to whom all can connect. Audiences will CHEER ON the attacked and wronged and find themselves pleased with the satisfying justice Rachel always delivers.

In tense times, having a friend by your side who knows everything about you is just what the doctor ordered. These simple yet layered 5 minutes are a beautiful nod to friendship, fear, history, and support.

True love is beautiful and often painful as we age. Such a touching 2 minutes.

An eerie one minute leaving audiences with questions and true fears for Nina.

Oh… my heart. Layered and lovely all in 1 minute.

I am a BIG fan of Seven... and a BIG fan of this short play by RANDY HUNT. The natural and witty dialogue back and forth between these two friends is priceless. I was intrigued every step of the way.

HA! A punch of a one minute.