Recommended by Debra A. Cole

I am a firm believe that the toughest moments in life call for friends, distractions, and plenty of humor and this piece provides exactly those things. I also adore meaty and wonderful roles for women over 50 - and again - RIGHT ON TARGET!

Somehow I think this play was conceived while actually sitting at the DMV! Funny - clever - and sharp, audiences will love this ALL TOO TRUE short piece where even Satan is frustrated!

Reading this as a retired teacher on the first day back to school for so many teachers = PRICELESS. Between our recent adventure with COVID and talk of weaponizing teachers, REBECCA DIETSCH is right on target with this dark comedy. BRAVO!

This is a battle cry to all young women who find themselves no longer themselves! So many women will connect with this situation and scream, "Do it, girl!" as this brave woman faces who she truly wants to be.

The illusion of cool and happy covers up some deep guilt in this sharp and painful monologue. Jessie shares the private words that her envious friends will never hear. A wonderful piece for a seasoned actress to bring to life.

JEAN CIAMPI has a creatively obsessive, anxiety-ridden, and energetic way of bringing her female characters to life - AND I mean that is the VERY BEST WAY! Her sharp and witty dialogue gives moments of respite in a world chaos and violence. Anna Lisa feels real, and we want to make it right again for her.

WHAT A WONDERFUL monologue for ANY actress over 40! Piper is the heroine we all root for, and we've all been at one time or another. BRAVO, JEAN CIAMPI!

New relationships can be tricky, especially if a relationship is so fraught with violence. I adore this short piece by JEAN CIAMPI. Despite the tragic beginning, Kelly may just find the right way to keep this relationship going forward AND find a little justice for herself.

Claire is a fascinating character as she faces what she wants and what she doesn't want. KEVIN's pain is palpable as he tries to navigate this relationship that seems to be doomed from the start. Poor sweet, Kevin. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS is a MASTER at getting to the heart of each character she writes.

I had the pleasure of hearing this read in Sunday playwright's group. HYSTERICAL! REX MCGREGOR has such a gift with animals and inanimate objects. The characters are well-developed and clever. The scenarios - perfection. BRAVO!