Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: Gobbler & Phil on Groundhog Day Eve by Matthew Weaver
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    If MATTHEW WEAVER didn't already have me at the beginning of this short play, which he did, he certainly secured my love and devotion with the lines,
    "Exactly.
    I’ve got family.
    I don’t ask a lot of questions."
    I'm smelling a Ground Hog Day Play Festival brewing, and THIS SHOULD BE THE OPENING PIECE!

    If MATTHEW WEAVER didn't already have me at the beginning of this short play, which he did, he certainly secured my love and devotion with the lines,
    "Exactly.
    I’ve got family.
    I don’t ask a lot of questions."
    I'm smelling a Ground Hog Day Play Festival brewing, and THIS SHOULD BE THE OPENING PIECE!

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: Spirited by DC Cathro
    “

    HILARIOUS! Who hasn't been to a slumber party and a Ouiji board mysteriously shows up to summon the dead? DC CATHRO has written a fabulous short play with fantastic physical comedy opportunities for one poor soul! LOVED IT!

    HILARIOUS! Who hasn't been to a slumber party and a Ouiji board mysteriously shows up to summon the dead? DC CATHRO has written a fabulous short play with fantastic physical comedy opportunities for one poor soul! LOVED IT!

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: Mama Anya: A Ten-Minute Play by Ryan Vaughan
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    We absolutley need more Chase, Nolan, and Mama Anyas in the world today. The world would be a much kinder place if we all just lived our lives with joy and love and let others find their joy and love at the same time. Thank you, RYAN VAUGHAN.

    We absolutley need more Chase, Nolan, and Mama Anyas in the world today. The world would be a much kinder place if we all just lived our lives with joy and love and let others find their joy and love at the same time. Thank you, RYAN VAUGHAN.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: TWENTY DAYS LATER by Adam Richter
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    PLEASE SOMEONE create a Ground Hog Day Play Festival! ADAM RICHTER gives audiences a glimpse into the "magic" behind the rodent. I don't know about you, but I'm rooting for Patty. Hilarious. Absolutely delightful.

    PLEASE SOMEONE create a Ground Hog Day Play Festival! ADAM RICHTER gives audiences a glimpse into the "magic" behind the rodent. I don't know about you, but I'm rooting for Patty. Hilarious. Absolutely delightful.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: The Next George Bailey (Monologue) by Jonny Bolduc
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    Yes. This thoughtful monologue by JONNY BOLDUC is everything we are feeling right now. BOLDUC speaks to what we are seeing, what we are feeling, and most of all, what we fear. This would be a gift to ANY ACTOR.

    Yes. This thoughtful monologue by JONNY BOLDUC is everything we are feeling right now. BOLDUC speaks to what we are seeing, what we are feeling, and most of all, what we fear. This would be a gift to ANY ACTOR.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: Flying The Nest - Literally Script by Lou Jones
    “

    What a beautiful short play by LOU JONES about moving forward. Growth is all about trust and taking risks, and this wonderful mother has made it safe for her little one to do both. JUST LOVELY.

    What a beautiful short play by LOU JONES about moving forward. Growth is all about trust and taking risks, and this wonderful mother has made it safe for her little one to do both. JUST LOVELY.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: MY TURN - A TWO MINUTE MONOLOGUE by Julie Brandon
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    This. JULIE BRANDON has written a powerful coming of age monologue that speaks to the customs of former times and the horrors of today. Truly impactful writing.

    This. JULIE BRANDON has written a powerful coming of age monologue that speaks to the customs of former times and the horrors of today. Truly impactful writing.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: This Valentine's Day is Going to be Different Script by Lou Jones
    “

    So many hearts are broken on February 14th each year. LOU JONES gives us a charming look at another love opportunity missed. The actor choosing this monologue has so much room to bring the tenderness and hurt to life. Lovely.

    So many hearts are broken on February 14th each year. LOU JONES gives us a charming look at another love opportunity missed. The actor choosing this monologue has so much room to bring the tenderness and hurt to life. Lovely.

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  • Debra A. Cole: MAKE UP THE BED - 10-MINUTE PLAY by Adam Richter
    “

    St. Brigid is my hero. Just when she's no longer needed, she hears the call of two women creating new traditions... well.... old traditions... and she answers. Boy does she answer. Audiences will LOVE this short play by ADAM RICHTER. Hilarious!

    St. Brigid is my hero. Just when she's no longer needed, she hears the call of two women creating new traditions... well.... old traditions... and she answers. Boy does she answer. Audiences will LOVE this short play by ADAM RICHTER. Hilarious!

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: Valen-Stein's Day by Elle Meerovich
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    I adore reading a new play that blows my mind. The physical theatre of this piece would be a true gift to any actress. ELLE MEEROVICH has created the perfect horror festival short play. Add in the romance of all the gore, and it is perfection.

    I adore reading a new play that blows my mind. The physical theatre of this piece would be a true gift to any actress. ELLE MEEROVICH has created the perfect horror festival short play. Add in the romance of all the gore, and it is perfection.

    ”