Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: JUST LIKE IN THE MOVIES by Julie Brandon
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    I adore this couple JULIE BRANDON wrote about in JUST LIKE THE MOVIES. They are lively, kind, and truly in love. There is so much pressure to do something unique and fun at weddings, but it's also nice to remember the act of marriage itself is its own daring event. FABULOUS short play.

    I adore this couple JULIE BRANDON wrote about in JUST LIKE THE MOVIES. They are lively, kind, and truly in love. There is so much pressure to do something unique and fun at weddings, but it's also nice to remember the act of marriage itself is its own daring event. FABULOUS short play.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Bollywood at the Lower Bodmin Village Hall Script by Lou Jones
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    Brilliant. Even people with the very best intentions trip up when it comes to listening and understanding when it comes new different cultures and traditions. Thankfully, LOU JONES gives us a beautiful solution to a sticky misunderstanding. I would love to see this on stage.

    Brilliant. Even people with the very best intentions trip up when it comes to listening and understanding when it comes new different cultures and traditions. Thankfully, LOU JONES gives us a beautiful solution to a sticky misunderstanding. I would love to see this on stage.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The One-Night Stand by Anj Marie Riffel
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    How absolutely delightful! ANJ MARIE RIFFEL has created a moment of seduction that is ridiculous and perfect
    all at the same time. AUDIENCES will adore this short play.

    How absolutely delightful! ANJ MARIE RIFFEL has created a moment of seduction that is ridiculous and perfect
    all at the same time. AUDIENCES will adore this short play.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Swagat Ko Apnana (Embracing the Reception) by Brent Alles
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    What a charming short play about experiencing new cultures and experiences. ALLES gives us a glimpse into being open and finding joy.

    What a charming short play about experiencing new cultures and experiences. ALLES gives us a glimpse into being open and finding joy.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Bollywood Nights by Christopher Soucy
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    Soooo many abs…

    SOUCY does it again. He is master taking audiences on a colorful journey, and in this case, it’s a musical one. Priceless.

    Soooo many abs…

    SOUCY does it again. He is master taking audiences on a colorful journey, and in this case, it’s a musical one. Priceless.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: DORIAN GRAY'S PICTURE (MONOLOGUE) by Adam Richter
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    Haunting.

    ADAM RICHTER has given powerful prose to the process of aging through the very unique lens of a portrait in his latest piece DORIAN GRAY'S PICTURE. The rhythm... the tone... the language... just stunning.

    Haunting.

    ADAM RICHTER has given powerful prose to the process of aging through the very unique lens of a portrait in his latest piece DORIAN GRAY'S PICTURE. The rhythm... the tone... the language... just stunning.

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  • Debra A. Cole: THE MIRROR KNOWS YOU by Jaxson Mackling
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    Two travelers meet, connect, and yearn in JAXSON MACKLING's new short play THE MIRROW KNOWS YOU. What is ahead for them? Will they find what they are both looking for? I believe this is just the beginning for these two searchers.

    Two travelers meet, connect, and yearn in JAXSON MACKLING's new short play THE MIRROW KNOWS YOU. What is ahead for them? Will they find what they are both looking for? I believe this is just the beginning for these two searchers.

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  • Debra A. Cole: A Makeup Tutorial for a Beautiful New You Script by Lou Jones
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    Passions can turn to obsessions at the cost of everything else. LOU JONES reminds us all of this danger in her new monologue that peels away the facades of beauty and reveals the truth under it all. Yes, sometimes, going backwards is the right move. The emotional layers and physical performance aspects of this piece will be a gift to actresses.

    Passions can turn to obsessions at the cost of everything else. LOU JONES reminds us all of this danger in her new monologue that peels away the facades of beauty and reveals the truth under it all. Yes, sometimes, going backwards is the right move. The emotional layers and physical performance aspects of this piece will be a gift to actresses.

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  • Debra A. Cole: THE FIRST CONSTITUTION LOTTERY [A 1-MINUTE SATIRICAL MONOLOGUE] by Steven G. Martin
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    Yep. This should feel futuristic or absurdist, but it doesn’t. A powerful 60 seconds of live theatre… while we still have it.

    Yep. This should feel futuristic or absurdist, but it doesn’t. A powerful 60 seconds of live theatre… while we still have it.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Young Beholders by D. Lee Miller
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    Silly boys, beauty is more than a photo... or poster. D. LEE MILLER offers audiences a telling, inside view into the confused and exploratory brains of blooming, barely teens boys. Eddie and Tony still have so much to learn about respect, consent, and boundaries... and coveting family members. Thank you, MILLER for writing an eye-opening five minutes of theatre.

    Silly boys, beauty is more than a photo... or poster. D. LEE MILLER offers audiences a telling, inside view into the confused and exploratory brains of blooming, barely teens boys. Eddie and Tony still have so much to learn about respect, consent, and boundaries... and coveting family members. Thank you, MILLER for writing an eye-opening five minutes of theatre.

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