Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: Mutual Attraction by Donald E. Baker
    “

    I love a “meet cute,” and this one minute offers that AND SO MUCH MORE. Travel does expand the mind.

    I love a “meet cute,” and this one minute offers that AND SO MUCH MORE. Travel does expand the mind.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Ten Things I Hated Growing Up: A Monologue by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    The pacing - WOW! COLE HUNTER DZUBAK takes us on the journey of a “things I hate” countdown with each number leading us closer and closer to raw truth and pain. What a powerful piece for any queer actor to bring to life. BRAVO.

    The pacing - WOW! COLE HUNTER DZUBAK takes us on the journey of a “things I hate” countdown with each number leading us closer and closer to raw truth and pain. What a powerful piece for any queer actor to bring to life. BRAVO.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Free hug by Dana Hall
    “

    Absolutely perfect. This micro play reminds us the importance of human contact... free or not. LOVELY.

    Absolutely perfect. This micro play reminds us the importance of human contact... free or not. LOVELY.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Malcolm's in Here by Cole Hunter Dzubak
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    Chaos in a bathroom! This absurd farce will trickle audiences and they try to figure out, who the hell is Malcolm, and why is he taking so long in the bathroom?

    Chaos in a bathroom! This absurd farce will trickle audiences and they try to figure out, who the hell is Malcolm, and why is he taking so long in the bathroom?

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Rainbow After The Storm
    “

    A tragic story with a rainbow at the end of a very painful storm. JAXSON MACKLING explores the after life of loosing a child... a child who was just trying to be themselves. Grief ebbs and flows, and Jaxson has captured that trauma.

    A tragic story with a rainbow at the end of a very painful storm. JAXSON MACKLING explores the after life of loosing a child... a child who was just trying to be themselves. Grief ebbs and flows, and Jaxson has captured that trauma.

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  • Debra A. Cole: BOOM - monologue about loss for any gender, any age by Arianna Rose
    “

    What a powerful monologue of grief and loss - so very raw. We encounter Frankie is the depths of numbness and we feel what Frankie cannot. A wonderful reminder that we never know what a stranger near us is experiencing.

    What a powerful monologue of grief and loss - so very raw. We encounter Frankie is the depths of numbness and we feel what Frankie cannot. A wonderful reminder that we never know what a stranger near us is experiencing.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Camp Lejeune by Lee R. Lawing
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    Powerful. Terrifying. Tragic. A young couple faces the consequences of actions not their own but those of corruption, greed, and dishonesty. A true cautionary tale. The staging of this haunting short play by LEE R. LAWING will have audiences at the edge of their seats.

    Powerful. Terrifying. Tragic. A young couple faces the consequences of actions not their own but those of corruption, greed, and dishonesty. A true cautionary tale. The staging of this haunting short play by LEE R. LAWING will have audiences at the edge of their seats.

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  • Debra A. Cole: A Night on the Bridge by John Medlin
    “

    I adore Japanese theatre, and A NIGHT ON THE BRIDGE is a brilliant and poignant modern take of the ancient art. The rhythmic poetry is this piece is truly magical. ABSOLUTELY LOVELY.

    I adore Japanese theatre, and A NIGHT ON THE BRIDGE is a brilliant and poignant modern take of the ancient art. The rhythmic poetry is this piece is truly magical. ABSOLUTELY LOVELY.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Three Husbands (Monologue) by Paul Donnelly
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    This would be a wonderful gem for any seasoned actress to bring to life. Wise... painful... a moment where reality is coming to fruition. Beautiful.

    This would be a wonderful gem for any seasoned actress to bring to life. Wise... painful... a moment where reality is coming to fruition. Beautiful.

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  • Debra A. Cole: HUMAN REMAINS by Melissa Milich
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    Oh what greed will make people do... and not do. What a delightful physical comedy piece this short play would be on any stage. MELISSA MILCH has created an absurd gem that will delight audiences.

    Oh what greed will make people do... and not do. What a delightful physical comedy piece this short play would be on any stage. MELISSA MILCH has created an absurd gem that will delight audiences.

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