Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: I Forgot To Title This Play by Sam Heyman
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    Cursed be the playwright who gives his/her/their actors only questions as text... and leaves so much undone. Is it META? Does it work? Will audiences get it? Why am I only asking questions?

    Cursed be the playwright who gives his/her/their actors only questions as text... and leaves so much undone. Is it META? Does it work? Will audiences get it? Why am I only asking questions?

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  • Debra A. Cole: Hellbound Helen by Christopher Soucy
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    Chilling and and light designers dream project. SOUCY has created a world of small town folklore that comes to horrifying life in this haunting short play. Audiences will jump if this is done well. I would love to see what a team envisions for this spooky piece.

    Chilling and and light designers dream project. SOUCY has created a world of small town folklore that comes to horrifying life in this haunting short play. Audiences will jump if this is done well. I would love to see what a team envisions for this spooky piece.

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  • Debra A. Cole: 5 Johns by Christopher Soucy
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    Oh, this is naughty and delicious. Imagine a Victorian prostitute who may or may not have found a way to end the Ripper... one way or another. The language is perfect. The banter - sublime. Audiences would love this playful short play by CHRISTOPHER SOUCY!

    Oh, this is naughty and delicious. Imagine a Victorian prostitute who may or may not have found a way to end the Ripper... one way or another. The language is perfect. The banter - sublime. Audiences would love this playful short play by CHRISTOPHER SOUCY!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Time Between by Christopher Soucy
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    What a sweet way to imagine the next stage....stages. For me, this works on all levels. What a beautiful way to see life, death, and what's in between.

    What a sweet way to imagine the next stage....stages. For me, this works on all levels. What a beautiful way to see life, death, and what's in between.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Mother's Consternation by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    What a beautiful modern retelling of an old story. This mother's love is precious, even when the small town judgement has deemed her as a fraud due to jealousy. RACHEL is a testament to her name.

    What a beautiful modern retelling of an old story. This mother's love is precious, even when the small town judgement has deemed her as a fraud due to jealousy. RACHEL is a testament to her name.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Sainthood Revoked by Christopher Soucy
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    Poor Saint Christopher... I mean... Christopher. A name is given, and sometimes, a name can be taken away. What a wonderful monologue about identity.

    Poor Saint Christopher... I mean... Christopher. A name is given, and sometimes, a name can be taken away. What a wonderful monologue about identity.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Does It Bring You Joy? (a one minute play) by Nora Louise Syran
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    ANY way NORA LOUISE SYRAN writes this play, it is heartwarming, relatable, and delightful. Having read the longer version now this one, it all works beautifully under the skilled hands of NORA. JUST LOVELY.

    ANY way NORA LOUISE SYRAN writes this play, it is heartwarming, relatable, and delightful. Having read the longer version now this one, it all works beautifully under the skilled hands of NORA. JUST LOVELY.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Eve's Redemption by Christopher Soucy
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    THIS Eve is someone I want to hang out with and have a drink with... maybe two. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY has given a powerful voice to the original woman that all women can celebrate. Any seasoned actress would jump at the chance to perform this relatable monologue. EXCELLENT!

    THIS Eve is someone I want to hang out with and have a drink with... maybe two. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY has given a powerful voice to the original woman that all women can celebrate. Any seasoned actress would jump at the chance to perform this relatable monologue. EXCELLENT!

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  • Debra A. Cole: BEGINNER POTTERY (ONE-MINUTE PLAY) by Adam Richter
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    THE PERFECT MEET CUTE! This one minute play is a juicy piece for seasoned performers to bring to life. So much hope. So much personality. I loved it.

    THE PERFECT MEET CUTE! This one minute play is a juicy piece for seasoned performers to bring to life. So much hope. So much personality. I loved it.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Hundred Acre War Crime by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    Chilling. The phrase, “ Sacrifices must be made to advance the world of science!” is not one expected in a piece about a beloved childhood friend, but Rachel always finds a way to surprise audiences. A beautiful addendum to her first piece THE HUNDRED ACRE WAR. What a wonderful night of theatre they would make performed together.

    Chilling. The phrase, “ Sacrifices must be made to advance the world of science!” is not one expected in a piece about a beloved childhood friend, but Rachel always finds a way to surprise audiences. A beautiful addendum to her first piece THE HUNDRED ACRE WAR. What a wonderful night of theatre they would make performed together.

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