Recommended by George Sapio

Short but perfect. Love comes with a high price tag, but it's always worth it.

I always thought the Devil got a bad rap, and this gem proves it. Great piece for anyone who's ever wanted to (over?) perform a courtroom opening statement. Ms. Cole has a beautiful ear for wit!

Reminds me so much of Ithaca, NY. A sweet moment in a long, sad day, but amidst the sadness, light always seems to shine through. Audiences will certainly get this one.

Makes perfect sense to me. Over before you know it, but it does stick with you. Very clever!

Hilarious! A ridiculous romp through Cold War tropes, double- and triple-crosses, and a great script for two actors to chew their way through. Another excellent work from MHL.

I honestly believe this dialogue was somehow translated verbatim. A lovely piece that shows how the low spots may have their own highs...if you can see them. Funny, poignant, and a treat for all three actors to be rambunctious on stage.

There is beauty in hopelessness; the realization of imminent mortality strips away all pretense and highpoints those things dearest to us. And, of course, love comes through. Scott has a truly amazing talent for showing genuine humanity as a product of crisis. This one will stay with you.

This will both break your heart and show you the kind of strength that we hold in reserve for the times when we really need it. Touching, lyrical, simply drawn, yet so complex in its relationships. This is a play you will not forget.

A well-written piece with tension, honesty, and pathos. Funny as well! You're drawn in and hope they find a way to reach out and build together. But humans always seem to make it more complicated than needed, don't they? I'd love to see this staged.

A fun piece guaranteed to make the audience smile. And quote a lot of fun for the two actors involved, each acting at opposite ends of the spectrum. I really enjoyed this one!