Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: The Wedding Recessional I Imagine My Parents Had in 1971 (2 minutes) by Marcia Eppich-Harris
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    A marriage destined to fail, this bride and groom is in for quite a ride! With the right actors, the dark humor of this short piece will connect with audiences.

    A marriage destined to fail, this bride and groom is in for quite a ride! With the right actors, the dark humor of this short piece will connect with audiences.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Becky and Tom by Rex McGregor
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    I love a good reunion - especially when it with beloved characters from literature. REX MCGREGOR has created a wonderful short piece that I had the pleasure of seeing at the Crafton Hills NEW WORKS festival. BRAVO!

    I love a good reunion - especially when it with beloved characters from literature. REX MCGREGOR has created a wonderful short piece that I had the pleasure of seeing at the Crafton Hills NEW WORKS festival. BRAVO!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Rotted by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    Reflective zombies... enough said. This surprisingly thoughtful short piece would be great fun on stage.

    Reflective zombies... enough said. This surprisingly thoughtful short piece would be great fun on stage.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Mandelas by Ruben Carbajal
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    What a haunting and chilling 60 seconds. CARBAJAL takes us on a shared journey of loss.

    What a haunting and chilling 60 seconds. CARBAJAL takes us on a shared journey of loss.

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  • Debra A. Cole: IN TRAINING by Rachael Carnes
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    Like every new job I have started... this wonderful piece will resonate with audiences!

    Like every new job I have started... this wonderful piece will resonate with audiences!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Haunted Aud by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    Not where I saw this going! Big moments, a difference of perspective, and powers beyond what were previously acknowledged make this a wild ride for actors and audiences.

    Not where I saw this going! Big moments, a difference of perspective, and powers beyond what were previously acknowledged make this a wild ride for actors and audiences.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Good Books (one-minute play) by Matthew Weaver
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    WEAVER accomplishes so much with so few words! What a sweet, short piece.

    WEAVER accomplishes so much with so few words! What a sweet, short piece.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Enemy Lines by John Mabey
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    The emotions are BIG in this beautiful and painful short piece. Both characters are well developed and engrossed in each of their our grief. What a wonderful two hander for actors to explore. BRAVO.

    The emotions are BIG in this beautiful and painful short piece. Both characters are well developed and engrossed in each of their our grief. What a wonderful two hander for actors to explore. BRAVO.

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  • Debra A. Cole: A Frozen Window by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    What a powerful piece for two young actors. The tension starts out of the gate and escalates to a question that will surprise audiences. COLE HUNTER DZUBAK creates beautifully written, rich characters and a pace that is perfect. I would love to see this on stage.

    What a powerful piece for two young actors. The tension starts out of the gate and escalates to a question that will surprise audiences. COLE HUNTER DZUBAK creates beautifully written, rich characters and a pace that is perfect. I would love to see this on stage.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Tunnel Vision by Scott Cantrell
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    Wow! I was sucked in by the line, "She won’t let you know the time." This haunting piece is a fabulous vehicle for any talented actor. Audiences will be left with questions and a wonderful piece to discuss.

    Wow! I was sucked in by the line, "She won’t let you know the time." This haunting piece is a fabulous vehicle for any talented actor. Audiences will be left with questions and a wonderful piece to discuss.

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