Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: Strangers and No Train by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    What a beautiful and touching piece between two strangers. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS always finds the humanity in characters as they make their way through difficult moments.

    What a beautiful and touching piece between two strangers. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS always finds the humanity in characters as they make their way through difficult moments.

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  • Debra A. Cole: I wrote this play to submit to The Seventh Annual Conservative Theatre Festival by Riley Elton McCarthy
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    I am so glad someone wrote something so perfect for a festival that seams to go against everything theatre represents. BRAVO!

    I am so glad someone wrote something so perfect for a festival that seams to go against everything theatre represents. BRAVO!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Subway Adventures by Jaxson Mackling
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    A single moment can have a big impact. A subway is a wonderful place for a connection. This would be fun to see come to life with two talented actors.

    A single moment can have a big impact. A subway is a wonderful place for a connection. This would be fun to see come to life with two talented actors.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Let's Not Talk About it by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    I had the ABSOLUTE pleasure of hearing this performed at our weekly Sunday meeting so the Literary and Discourse Society. SUCH A FABULOUS piece with so many wonderful opportunities for performers. I love a piece that start with the prompt, "What if...?" Pubs are normally a place for lively discussions and opinions, but not this one. It takes two strangers to "shake the joint up!" RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS is a true gift.

    I had the ABSOLUTE pleasure of hearing this performed at our weekly Sunday meeting so the Literary and Discourse Society. SUCH A FABULOUS piece with so many wonderful opportunities for performers. I love a piece that start with the prompt, "What if...?" Pubs are normally a place for lively discussions and opinions, but not this one. It takes two strangers to "shake the joint up!" RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS is a true gift.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Border Run by George Sapio
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    I feel all wrong saying how much I like this short play. It incapsulates every fear and emotion I am feeling right now after the ROE vs WADE reversal. Audiences need to see this produced. RAGE ON, GEORGE, RAGE ON!

    I feel all wrong saying how much I like this short play. It incapsulates every fear and emotion I am feeling right now after the ROE vs WADE reversal. Audiences need to see this produced. RAGE ON, GEORGE, RAGE ON!

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Rotary Phone by Andrew Martineau
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    What a fantastic ride! Funny what one old rotary phone can do for a generation that is sponsored at birth. DELIGHTFUL!

    What a fantastic ride! Funny what one old rotary phone can do for a generation that is sponsored at birth. DELIGHTFUL!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Sophisticated by Jaxson Mackling
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    Mother/Daughter relationships are both magical and tense often during the same moment. MACKLING explores change and growing up in this coming of age piece. Great audition piece for young actresses!

    Mother/Daughter relationships are both magical and tense often during the same moment. MACKLING explores change and growing up in this coming of age piece. Great audition piece for young actresses!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Uncomplicated Bereavement by Scott Sickles
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    Not where I thought it was going - but a DELICIOUS surprise. Grief and big moments can bring big feelings. Sometimes, those feelings collide...between the pews....aggressively.

    Not where I thought it was going - but a DELICIOUS surprise. Grief and big moments can bring big feelings. Sometimes, those feelings collide...between the pews....aggressively.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Underneath by Dana Hall
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    Sweet, tender, and delightful, this family short piece will connect with many audiences. Between the boxes of "stuff" and stubbornness of everyone involved, DANA HALL has written a lovely piece about aging and choices.

    Sweet, tender, and delightful, this family short piece will connect with many audiences. Between the boxes of "stuff" and stubbornness of everyone involved, DANA HALL has written a lovely piece about aging and choices.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Every Woman in the World by Karen Saari
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    A beautiful story of love and loss - a love finally attained and the loss of the correct details along the way.

    A beautiful story of love and loss - a love finally attained and the loss of the correct details along the way.

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