Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: Commonplace (One-minute play) by Georgia Xanthopoulou
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    A beautiful minute about nothingness... empty space... solitude... and ultimately peace is a busy world... even if it's just for a little bit.

    A beautiful minute about nothingness... empty space... solitude... and ultimately peace is a busy world... even if it's just for a little bit.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Toothless by Sam Heyman
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    What a beautiful and tender look into the aches and pains of growing up today... and always. SAM HEYMAN has created a duo that is an unexpected powerhouse of kindness and caring.

    What a beautiful and tender look into the aches and pains of growing up today... and always. SAM HEYMAN has created a duo that is an unexpected powerhouse of kindness and caring.

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  • Debra A. Cole: CRIME SPREE - 10 minute play by Julie Brandon
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    What a fun short play! The dialogue is face paced and witty, and audiences will find themselves routing for the thief... bad boy... baby brother?

    What a fun short play! The dialogue is face paced and witty, and audiences will find themselves routing for the thief... bad boy... baby brother?

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  • Debra A. Cole: HOUDINI HARRY - ONE-MINUTE MONOLOGUE by Vivian Lermond
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    What a character! I could hear this guy so clearly... in fact... I saw him too! A lovely little minute for any audition.

    What a character! I could hear this guy so clearly... in fact... I saw him too! A lovely little minute for any audition.

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  • Debra A. Cole: You and 250 of Your Closest Friends Have Been Rejected, or, The CC Reply All play Editor by Greg Lam
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    As one of the 250 close friends, I approve of this play.

    As one of the 250 close friends, I approve of this play.

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  • Debra A. Cole: 60-SECOND UNIVERSES (A 1-MINUTE APPRECIATION) by Steven G. Martin
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    What a beautiful homage to Steve and Rose and everyone who gave/give their passions and appreciation to the magic of a micro-play. Thank you. STEVEN G. MARTIN wrote what we all feel - gratefulness and respect.

    What a beautiful homage to Steve and Rose and everyone who gave/give their passions and appreciation to the magic of a micro-play. Thank you. STEVEN G. MARTIN wrote what we all feel - gratefulness and respect.

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  • Debra A. Cole: We've All Asked by Jean Ciampi
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    Be careful when asking a question... you may not like the answer. This PLAYFUL 1-minute play by JEAN CIAMPI is priceless. 1-Minute festivals will eat it up.

    Be careful when asking a question... you may not like the answer. This PLAYFUL 1-minute play by JEAN CIAMPI is priceless. 1-Minute festivals will eat it up.

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  • Debra A. Cole: DRAGGING YOUR HEELS - A TEN MINUTE PLAY by Julie Brandon
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    What a wonderful world JULIE BRANDON creates for these two old friends. We need more moments of kindness, open-mindedness, and support no matter where life takes us. LOVELY.

    What a wonderful world JULIE BRANDON creates for these two old friends. We need more moments of kindness, open-mindedness, and support no matter where life takes us. LOVELY.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Pickleball Prophet by Dana Hall
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    Dana Hall had me at "Because when life gives you aging joints, thinning cartilage, and a colonoscopy punch card, you play Pickleball." This brilliant monologue is a dream for any seasoned actress with a sense of humor. LOVE IT!

    Dana Hall had me at "Because when life gives you aging joints, thinning cartilage, and a colonoscopy punch card, you play Pickleball." This brilliant monologue is a dream for any seasoned actress with a sense of humor. LOVE IT!

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  • Debra A. Cole: A RESERVATION by John Kelly
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    Hilarious! I was lucky enough to hear a table read for an upcoming production, and this short play gives actors so many funny moments to explore and bring to life! The word play is RIGHT ON POINT!

    Hilarious! I was lucky enough to hear a table read for an upcoming production, and this short play gives actors so many funny moments to explore and bring to life! The word play is RIGHT ON POINT!

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