Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: 37 Origami Bees by Kieran Khanna
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    Go, QUEEN BEE! KIERAN KHANA's short play 37 ORIGAMI BEES is all about love, trust, and BEElieving in yourself the way others believe in you. The costumes alone would captive an audience. Lovely.

    Go, QUEEN BEE! KIERAN KHANA's short play 37 ORIGAMI BEES is all about love, trust, and BEElieving in yourself the way others believe in you. The costumes alone would captive an audience. Lovely.

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  • Debra A. Cole: 37 Origami Bees by DC Cathro
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    WHAT IS HER WISH? Shelly truly made an effort, and her commitment to this relationship, although misguided, is evident as BRADY is left wondering what she really wants. What a creative approach to the simple title prompt of 37 ORIGAMI BEES. Am I wrong to worry for these two?

    WHAT IS HER WISH? Shelly truly made an effort, and her commitment to this relationship, although misguided, is evident as BRADY is left wondering what she really wants. What a creative approach to the simple title prompt of 37 ORIGAMI BEES. Am I wrong to worry for these two?

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  • Debra A. Cole: A Killer Vee-Dee at the Italian Reest-Oh-Rahnt-Ee by Brent Alles
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    Sappy love, serial killers, AND ridiculous humor? COUNT ME IN! BRENT ALLES treats audiences to a new classic for Valentine's Day. Actors will enjoy the over the top physicality of this hilarious short play. BON APPETITO... that's Italian...not French.

    Sappy love, serial killers, AND ridiculous humor? COUNT ME IN! BRENT ALLES treats audiences to a new classic for Valentine's Day. Actors will enjoy the over the top physicality of this hilarious short play. BON APPETITO... that's Italian...not French.

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  • Debra A. Cole: PATIENCE by Adam Richter
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    PATIENCE by ADAM RICHTER is all about timing. The right timing to talk. The right timing to share. The right moment to live. Surgery waiting rooms are ripe for watching the time, and RICHTER makes the most of it for three people all handing the fear in different ways. The pacing of this short play will be magical in the right hands... there it is again... time.

    PATIENCE by ADAM RICHTER is all about timing. The right timing to talk. The right timing to share. The right moment to live. Surgery waiting rooms are ripe for watching the time, and RICHTER makes the most of it for three people all handing the fear in different ways. The pacing of this short play will be magical in the right hands... there it is again... time.

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  • Debra A. Cole: A QUIET PLACE by Julie Brandon
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    A simple meeting. A simple monument. A simple action. JULIE BRANDON's A QUIET PLACE gives audiences a simple scene to experience hope, connections, and a little god damn peace and quiet.

    A simple meeting. A simple monument. A simple action. JULIE BRANDON's A QUIET PLACE gives audiences a simple scene to experience hope, connections, and a little god damn peace and quiet.

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  • Debra A. Cole: HEARTSTRINGS a short play written for FACING FEBRUARY Prompt 15 inspired by Taika Waititi film by D. Lee Miller
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    The grief over a deceased love one is an ache that can't be described. Once you know it, nothing is ever the same. D. LEE MILLER reminds us to treasure the gentle memories and tiny moments in her short play HEARTSTRINGS. Some people write songs to process love, some of. us write plays to process grief, and some times, a simple sorry spurs just the right amount of inspiration. Thank you, D. LEE MILLER.

    The grief over a deceased love one is an ache that can't be described. Once you know it, nothing is ever the same. D. LEE MILLER reminds us to treasure the gentle memories and tiny moments in her short play HEARTSTRINGS. Some people write songs to process love, some of. us write plays to process grief, and some times, a simple sorry spurs just the right amount of inspiration. Thank you, D. LEE MILLER.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Pre-Teens Pre-Screens Bored in a Car Script by Lou Jones
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    What a slice of the 70s. In three minutes, LOU JONES takes us back to a simpler time... and quite possibly more dangerous... but all survived, right? The sibling banter is perfect as they negotiate their moments on unsupervised time as kids do... ridiculing each other and getting into mischief. Perfection.

    What a slice of the 70s. In three minutes, LOU JONES takes us back to a simpler time... and quite possibly more dangerous... but all survived, right? The sibling banter is perfect as they negotiate their moments on unsupervised time as kids do... ridiculing each other and getting into mischief. Perfection.

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  • Debra A. Cole: 37 Origami Bees by Jennifer O'Grady
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    JENNIFER O'GRADY made me laugh out loud with the line, "I see tons of things. I have compound eyes." 37 ORIGAMI BEES is a true delight. Sometimes we don't see what's right in front of us... compound eyes or not. This short play would be good for ANY AGE to perform. SOMEONE PRODUCE IT!

    JENNIFER O'GRADY made me laugh out loud with the line, "I see tons of things. I have compound eyes." 37 ORIGAMI BEES is a true delight. Sometimes we don't see what's right in front of us... compound eyes or not. This short play would be good for ANY AGE to perform. SOMEONE PRODUCE IT!

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  • Debra A. Cole: 37 Origami Bees by Matthew Weaver
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    37 Origami Bees by MATTHEW WEAVER truly blows my mind. So much is possible in his capable playwriting hands...fingers. Physicality reigns supreme and audiences will delight in the staging. AMAZING!

    37 Origami Bees by MATTHEW WEAVER truly blows my mind. So much is possible in his capable playwriting hands...fingers. Physicality reigns supreme and audiences will delight in the staging. AMAZING!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Home: A One-Minute Play by Ryan Vaughan
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    YIKES! Can't we just go back to the popcorn fight? RYAN VAUGHAN has created a very short play that could be the start of a much bigger horror story. YIKES!

    YIKES! Can't we just go back to the popcorn fight? RYAN VAUGHAN has created a very short play that could be the start of a much bigger horror story. YIKES!

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