Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: Some Things (a monologue) by Brian Cern
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    The opposite of hopeful is despair, and BRIAN CERN certainly shows us both sides of that coin in his short monologue SOME THINGS. There are so many layers to this smart monologue. Any actor would love jumping into the chaos.

    The opposite of hopeful is despair, and BRIAN CERN certainly shows us both sides of that coin in his short monologue SOME THINGS. There are so many layers to this smart monologue. Any actor would love jumping into the chaos.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Playlists by Christopher Sullivan
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    The music we choose gives other insight into our souls, and CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN is bringing his two character Neil and Sequoia closer and closer with each track in his short play PLAYLISTS. What makes them different is maybe what makes their chemistry to strong.

    The music we choose gives other insight into our souls, and CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN is bringing his two character Neil and Sequoia closer and closer with each track in his short play PLAYLISTS. What makes them different is maybe what makes their chemistry to strong.

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  • Debra A. Cole: SPILLED ON THE PAGE by Julie Brandon
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    Diaries, Journals, and Blogs... all places to share our deepest thoughts, worries, and loves. JULIE BRANDON skillfully takes audience members on a journey of growth in her new short play SPILLED ON THE PAGE. BRANDON changes the voice depending on the format and that decision helps us see the different stages of maturity and life clearly.

    Diaries, Journals, and Blogs... all places to share our deepest thoughts, worries, and loves. JULIE BRANDON skillfully takes audience members on a journey of growth in her new short play SPILLED ON THE PAGE. BRANDON changes the voice depending on the format and that decision helps us see the different stages of maturity and life clearly.

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  • Debra A. Cole: DEAR ANNE a monologue written for FACING FEBRUARY Prompt 24: Dear Diary by D. Lee Miller
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    Beyond frightening...

    D. LEE MILLER has written a powerful monologue that should scare everyone. It's happening again... just like it did during Anne's life. Are we going to hide or fight?

    Beyond frightening...

    D. LEE MILLER has written a powerful monologue that should scare everyone. It's happening again... just like it did during Anne's life. Are we going to hide or fight?

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  • Debra A. Cole: A PLAY YOU CAN USE TO APPLY FOR FUNDS FROM THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT OF THE ARTS UNDER THE GUIDELINES OF THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION by Greg Lam
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    Thank you, Freedom McLiberty. You are a true patriotic playwright for this era. May the bountiful funds of liberty fall at your feet... of wait... that's already started to happen for those much wealthier than you .

    Thank you, Freedom McLiberty. You are a true patriotic playwright for this era. May the bountiful funds of liberty fall at your feet... of wait... that's already started to happen for those much wealthier than you .

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  • Debra A. Cole: SHOPPING LIST (MONOLOGUE) by Adam Richter
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    Giving should come from the heart, but Uncle Martin has been asked to give from a list... a very specific list. Poor guy. ADAM RICHTER connected to the frustration that many feel around the holiday season and created a monologue around that irritatation that audiences will get. I'm cheering for Uncle Martin.

    Giving should come from the heart, but Uncle Martin has been asked to give from a list... a very specific list. Poor guy. ADAM RICHTER connected to the frustration that many feel around the holiday season and created a monologue around that irritatation that audiences will get. I'm cheering for Uncle Martin.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Making the List by Brent Alles
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    Don't make her mad and certainly, DON'T MAKE HER LIST! BRENT ALLES gives audiences a tension filled short play that juxtaposes jaunty tunes and true terror.

    Don't make her mad and certainly, DON'T MAKE HER LIST! BRENT ALLES gives audiences a tension filled short play that juxtaposes jaunty tunes and true terror.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Last Rights by Christopher Soucy
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    Wow. The veteran experience is a powerful one that people, like me, who have never served WILL NEVER understand. SOUCY gets it. As a gifted writer, he digs into the heart and souls of those in pain and gives them a voice - a voice to tell the stories that need to be told... and remembered. This poignant piece, that deals with heavy subjects, must be seen and heard.

    Wow. The veteran experience is a powerful one that people, like me, who have never served WILL NEVER understand. SOUCY gets it. As a gifted writer, he digs into the heart and souls of those in pain and gives them a voice - a voice to tell the stories that need to be told... and remembered. This poignant piece, that deals with heavy subjects, must be seen and heard.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Too Few to Mention by Anj Marie Riffel
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    ANJ MARIE RIFFEL has such a beautiful voice for writing female characters. They are smart, real, and funny as hell. TOO FEW TO MENTION will have audiences actually LOLing. Live your life without regret.... well, maybe there's room for one regret... "“Ya double crossin’ rabbit, ya cut down your chances … I’m only goin’ count 2, and then blast ya!”

    ANJ MARIE RIFFEL has such a beautiful voice for writing female characters. They are smart, real, and funny as hell. TOO FEW TO MENTION will have audiences actually LOLing. Live your life without regret.... well, maybe there's room for one regret... "“Ya double crossin’ rabbit, ya cut down your chances … I’m only goin’ count 2, and then blast ya!”

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  • Debra A. Cole: Ocean's a Scary Place by Evan Baughfman
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    "Ocean’s a scary place. A lonely place.
    Especially if you have teeth."

    EVAN BAUGHFMAN has written a monologue/solo drama that is full of poetry and... well... light. We root for this little guy, for darkness is a choice at times, and this little weirdo is making a new choice. BEAUTIFUL! SWIM, ANGEL! SWIM!

    "Ocean’s a scary place. A lonely place.
    Especially if you have teeth."

    EVAN BAUGHFMAN has written a monologue/solo drama that is full of poetry and... well... light. We root for this little guy, for darkness is a choice at times, and this little weirdo is making a new choice. BEAUTIFUL! SWIM, ANGEL! SWIM!

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