Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: The Witch's Side by Erin Moughon
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    ERIN MOUGHON writes that this monologue's time period is, "Any time where it is hard to be a woman" and boy, will that resonate with audiences.THE WITCH'S SIDE is a powerful reminder of the plight of women, the pain of women, and the duty of women to help one another whenever possible. A seasoned actress will relish sinking her teeth into this strong and valiant witch. POWERFUL.

    ERIN MOUGHON writes that this monologue's time period is, "Any time where it is hard to be a woman" and boy, will that resonate with audiences.THE WITCH'S SIDE is a powerful reminder of the plight of women, the pain of women, and the duty of women to help one another whenever possible. A seasoned actress will relish sinking her teeth into this strong and valiant witch. POWERFUL.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Nixing the Senior Talent Show by Brent Alles
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    Deb.... I really liked her and I really UNDERSTAND her!

    BRENT ALLES has written a HILARIOUS look at the world of performance inside of Sunny Haven Senior Living Facility! I adored it. What a fabulous way to make use of the talented seasoned performers available to theaters. DELIGHTFUL!!!!!!

    Deb.... I really liked her and I really UNDERSTAND her!

    BRENT ALLES has written a HILARIOUS look at the world of performance inside of Sunny Haven Senior Living Facility! I adored it. What a fabulous way to make use of the talented seasoned performers available to theaters. DELIGHTFUL!!!!!!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Fatale
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    "When you live in a world where no one is looking out for you, you learn to look after yourself."

    BRIAN CERN has written a hilarious spoof using the noir genre in his short play FATALE. The characters were vivid, the storyline classic, and the humor - perfectly crafted.

    "When you live in a world where no one is looking out for you, you learn to look after yourself."

    BRIAN CERN has written a hilarious spoof using the noir genre in his short play FATALE. The characters were vivid, the storyline classic, and the humor - perfectly crafted.

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  • Debra A. Cole: It Belongs In A Museum by Christopher Soucy
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    I could see every second of this delightful and thoughtful short play on a stage. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY has given two seasoned actors a chance to be real, be human, and be seen. IT BELONGS IN A MUSUEM is fantastic.

    I could see every second of this delightful and thoughtful short play on a stage. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY has given two seasoned actors a chance to be real, be human, and be seen. IT BELONGS IN A MUSUEM is fantastic.

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  • Debra A. Cole: OBIT POLICY (MONOLOGUE) by Adam Richter
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    It's not every day that a playwright creates a charming and meaningful monologue for an actor in her 80s. ADAM RICHTER has done it... and done it beautifully. Audience will cheer at the final line. Simply perfect.

    It's not every day that a playwright creates a charming and meaningful monologue for an actor in her 80s. ADAM RICHTER has done it... and done it beautifully. Audience will cheer at the final line. Simply perfect.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Stuck in the 70s with You by Anj Marie Riffel
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    "Sibling rivalry, broken noses, speech therapy, impossible crushes, voice changes. Raising a family is a full-time job."

    Oh, I how adored revisiting these two classic tv characters in their later years. This spoof by ANJ MARIE RIFFEL is WONDERFUL! It's a new day in the Brady household. After all, when it's time to change, you've got to rearrange.

    "Sibling rivalry, broken noses, speech therapy, impossible crushes, voice changes. Raising a family is a full-time job."

    Oh, I how adored revisiting these two classic tv characters in their later years. This spoof by ANJ MARIE RIFFEL is WONDERFUL! It's a new day in the Brady household. After all, when it's time to change, you've got to rearrange.

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  • Debra A. Cole: A HOOFER'S DIARY partial scene for FACING FEBRUARY Prompt 19 Film noir by D. Lee Miller
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    D. LEE MILLER is on to something with the noir style short play. I can't wait to read more.

    D. LEE MILLER is on to something with the noir style short play. I can't wait to read more.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Catzilla by Christopher Soucy
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    WHAT A HOOT! If the idea of a giant cat attacking there city doesn't pull you into this brilliant short play, it will be the hilarious back and forth between our two... heroes? READ THIS. PRODUCE THIS. RIDICULOUS FUN!

    WHAT A HOOT! If the idea of a giant cat attacking there city doesn't pull you into this brilliant short play, it will be the hilarious back and forth between our two... heroes? READ THIS. PRODUCE THIS. RIDICULOUS FUN!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Cat Haz Trophy by Anj Marie Riffel
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    Youth performers would have a ball of yarn bringing the monologue CAT HAZ TROPHY by ANJ MARIE RIFFEL to life for an audition! This cat's voice is full of zest and grandeur - SO MUCH FUN! Add the physical movement possibilities, and this monologue is a sure hit.

    Youth performers would have a ball of yarn bringing the monologue CAT HAZ TROPHY by ANJ MARIE RIFFEL to life for an audition! This cat's voice is full of zest and grandeur - SO MUCH FUN! Add the physical movement possibilities, and this monologue is a sure hit.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Killing of the Last Female Cat Script by Lou Jones
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    WOW! Short, concise, powerful, and painful. LOU JONES' short play THE KILLING OF THE LAST FEMALE CAT will have audiences talking.

    WOW! Short, concise, powerful, and painful. LOU JONES' short play THE KILLING OF THE LAST FEMALE CAT will have audiences talking.

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