Recommended by Jaxson Mackling

Same as show 1 "Press The Red Button" comes "Recurring Nightmares" at marvelous rate. After reading, I am left with two things: 1) Kelli needs some work, not from the playwright, but from a personal perspective. She's too handsy. 2) About Tammy, waking up feeling caught, yeah. I've been there a time or two. Well done! Ready to charge on with the rest.

PRESS THE RED BUTTON by Joe Swenson is one of the best plays I've read to date. I could clearly see everything happening in my mind. It all felt so clear. The characters are well written, and the storyline is far from needing work. It's technically perfect. More I say, prolific. Roundabout Theatre in New York. If you would, please pick this up. And now. Press The Red Button will not disappoint audiences in the least. Well done.

Loved this little comedy! Parts that are hilarious, parts that are sweet, all wrapped up with in between. Three actors aren't going to be scared "diving" into COLE's marvelous piece! Bravo!

This is marvelous! It feels as if based of some true events. It feels real; relatable. High school and dating can be rough for a girl like Cassie, although sometimes the lone wolves are the ones that always become the leader of the pack. I would love to see where this story takes Cassie, and I’m sure others would too! Bravo!

“Birthday Beer” by Floyd-Priskorn is a touching meet-cute and the life relationships have to offer; even if they aren’t romantic. This play is poignant, and will surely delight audiences with its simplicity and wit, yet its rich, believable dialogue and its “real-life” characters. Bravo!

This is a first I’ve read of Marj’s plays…it was wonderful. I would like to point out the fact, of how she used my name; thank you. If you are looking for a play that deals with truthfulness and heartache all in one, this is the play for you. This play is prolific. Masterful. Well done.

I've read many of Cole's scripts, but this one hits home. It's kind in heart, yet poetic and beautiful in dialogue. Prolific piece.

“Snowflake” as HEYMAN has titled it, is a poignant moment in LGBTQ+ world. This ten-minute takes us on short and sweet ride of queer diversity and loving yourself for who you are.
Definitely saving this to my list and will be coming back for more!

I’ve read a many of Deb’s plays, and tonight this one was read in the Literary and Discourse Play Reading Group, and might I say this was funny! I loved it! The banter between two woman and their old haggard boss! Beautifully designed, beautifully read, gorgeously written! Wonderful work Deb!

I mean damn! Wow! Well that was a surprise ending if I’ve ever seen one! First dates are always the most awkward, and this one sure is up there with the rest of them! Love this! My favorite!