Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: Do You Want Fries with That?

    Go. OPHIE! I love a monologue for a strong-willed teen girl! She doesn't play. She knows what she wants... now, this poor boy... he's in an actual nightmare. ANJ MARIE RIFFEL has a gift for writing for teens. What a fabulous monologue to someone to bring to life.

    Go. OPHIE! I love a monologue for a strong-willed teen girl! She doesn't play. She knows what she wants... now, this poor boy... he's in an actual nightmare. ANJ MARIE RIFFEL has a gift for writing for teens. What a fabulous monologue to someone to bring to life.

  • Debra A. Cole: A Tale from the Deep Woods - Home Invasion (audio version)

    YES!!!! I dig a good horror flicks, and one that turns the table is even better. Now, put that twist in the hands of JOHN BUSSER, and I AM SOLD! This audio play needs to be recorded IMMEDIATELY! PRICELESS.

    YES!!!! I dig a good horror flicks, and one that turns the table is even better. Now, put that twist in the hands of JOHN BUSSER, and I AM SOLD! This audio play needs to be recorded IMMEDIATELY! PRICELESS.

  • Debra A. Cole: A Girl, Some Gear, and the Biggest Tent Ever

    Been there... and probably did that. CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN highlights the differences between travelers, and it is adorable. These characters are so real and natural... and slightly familiar.

    Been there... and probably did that. CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN highlights the differences between travelers, and it is adorable. These characters are so real and natural... and slightly familiar.

  • Debra A. Cole: HOW DOES THAT GO AGAIN

    WHAT A FABULOUS play by JULIE BRANDON for a high school theatre festival. Sadly, we all know these kids... their dreams... their hopes... their short sightedness. This poor educator... if only these two were the only ones...

    WHAT A FABULOUS play by JULIE BRANDON for a high school theatre festival. Sadly, we all know these kids... their dreams... their hopes... their short sightedness. This poor educator... if only these two were the only ones...

  • Debra A. Cole: Ophelia's Pose

    Oh how so many of know this pose... this bathroom ritual... this freedom. LOU JONES has written a beautiful ode, in the form of a monologue, to celebrate release and peace. STUNNING visuals.

    Oh how so many of know this pose... this bathroom ritual... this freedom. LOU JONES has written a beautiful ode, in the form of a monologue, to celebrate release and peace. STUNNING visuals.

  • Debra A. Cole: Naturally

    Nature has the ability to heal, and CHRISTOPHER SOUCY's short play NATURALLY may just be the answer. SOUCY is a master of dialogue and pacing, and he proves it once again in this tender and witty play... not that he needs to prove anything.

    Nature has the ability to heal, and CHRISTOPHER SOUCY's short play NATURALLY may just be the answer. SOUCY is a master of dialogue and pacing, and he proves it once again in this tender and witty play... not that he needs to prove anything.

  • Debra A. Cole: Ophelia

    WOW! I adore this show play by BRIAN CERN. Women are tired. Women are worn out. Women are angry. Maybe it's time to take our lives into our own hands. OPHELIA is a stunningly powerful play to bring to life on stage. PRODUCE THIS.

    WOW! I adore this show play by BRIAN CERN. Women are tired. Women are worn out. Women are angry. Maybe it's time to take our lives into our own hands. OPHELIA is a stunningly powerful play to bring to life on stage. PRODUCE THIS.

  • Debra A. Cole: WE WANT WARMTH – A MIDWESTERN RAGE MONOLOGUE

    MIDWESTERNERS UNITE! Damn these rodents and their shadows. JAXSON MACKING has had some real fun with this short monologue, and actors will too.

    MIDWESTERNERS UNITE! Damn these rodents and their shadows. JAXSON MACKING has had some real fun with this short monologue, and actors will too.

  • Debra A. Cole: The Curious Tale of Marston Moore's Untimely Demise

    I just had the pleasure of hearing this hysterical play on the Theatrical Shenanigans Podcast. Of all the ways to go, Martston Moore is the unluckiest of the unlucky. CHRISTOPHER PLUMRIDGE's dark comedy will delight audiences. And God? She is just adorable.

    I just had the pleasure of hearing this hysterical play on the Theatrical Shenanigans Podcast. Of all the ways to go, Martston Moore is the unluckiest of the unlucky. CHRISTOPHER PLUMRIDGE's dark comedy will delight audiences. And God? She is just adorable.

  • Debra A. Cole: CHAR LEXINGTON, LUXURY REAL ESTATE AGENT: A MONOLOGUE

    With family that lost everything in California due to fires, this one hit home. This satirical monologue by ASHER WYNDHAM shines a light on the greed, the privilege, and the lack of empathy of those WITH against those WITHOUT. Timely - Raw - Powerful.

    With family that lost everything in California due to fires, this one hit home. This satirical monologue by ASHER WYNDHAM shines a light on the greed, the privilege, and the lack of empathy of those WITH against those WITHOUT. Timely - Raw - Powerful.