Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: THREE-PART DISHARMONY - A ONE-MINUTE PLAY by Adam Richter
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    Brilliant response to a difficult prompt! Adam Richter always finds a way to take creativity to new heights… or notes.

    Brilliant response to a difficult prompt! Adam Richter always finds a way to take creativity to new heights… or notes.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Uninvited by Christopher Plumridge
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    So powerful.

    Many know this uninvited visitor. Many fight for it leave.

    Such a wonderful explanation of such pain and sadness.

    So powerful.

    Many know this uninvited visitor. Many fight for it leave.

    Such a wonderful explanation of such pain and sadness.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Telebomb by Kate Danley
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    Real. Sharp. Hysterical.

    KATE DANLEY takes a ZOOM teleconference to new, and sadly, very relatable places for an audience.

    Real. Sharp. Hysterical.

    KATE DANLEY takes a ZOOM teleconference to new, and sadly, very relatable places for an audience.

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  • Debra A. Cole: DON'T MOVE by Michele Clarke
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    What an absolutely nightmare... for me... not as a short play... as a concept. The idea of not being able to move is a real fear of mine. MICHELE CLARKE knows how to build a scene. Wonderful.

    What an absolutely nightmare... for me... not as a short play... as a concept. The idea of not being able to move is a real fear of mine. MICHELE CLARKE knows how to build a scene. Wonderful.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Final Girl by Brent Alles
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    I love that BRENT ALLES takes the trope of a vulnerable female victim and turns it upside down! A little bit if dark humor... a whole lot of revenge... I would absolutely hire Emma to be a dormitory resident advisor. I would sleep much at night knowing she was in charge. Is that wrong?????

    I love that BRENT ALLES takes the trope of a vulnerable female victim and turns it upside down! A little bit if dark humor... a whole lot of revenge... I would absolutely hire Emma to be a dormitory resident advisor. I would sleep much at night knowing she was in charge. Is that wrong?????

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  • Debra A. Cole: A BAD CONNECTION by Monica Cross
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    What a sweet and tragic look into our future... maybe our present. MONICA CROSS has created a world where some AI is both our aide and our enemy. Emotions are complicated, and a robot will never be able to understand their complexities... at least I hope they won't be able to... What a touching piece.

    What a sweet and tragic look into our future... maybe our present. MONICA CROSS has created a world where some AI is both our aide and our enemy. Emotions are complicated, and a robot will never be able to understand their complexities... at least I hope they won't be able to... What a touching piece.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Apples & Awards by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    Linda has EVERY RIGHT to be outraged with the new fine print at the Apple Pie competition! I'M WITH LINDA! (maybe not the knife... but her anger... yes) RACHEL nailed taking a required first line and creating real drama and real characters. ADORABLE!

    Linda has EVERY RIGHT to be outraged with the new fine print at the Apple Pie competition! I'M WITH LINDA! (maybe not the knife... but her anger... yes) RACHEL nailed taking a required first line and creating real drama and real characters. ADORABLE!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Christmas Claire by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    Just the right amount of sugary sweetness and a PERFECT short piece for the winter holiday season. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS takes on the task of adding music to a play and creates a tender moment between two VERY opposite characters.

    Just the right amount of sugary sweetness and a PERFECT short piece for the winter holiday season. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS takes on the task of adding music to a play and creates a tender moment between two VERY opposite characters.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Get In The Fucking Robot by Sam Heyman
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    What a fascinating world SAM HEYMAN has created in his short play GET IN THE FUCKING ROBOT. The Calm is ending, and Ed has real concern for his abilities and his duty to humanity. A true testament to friendship and duty.

    What a fascinating world SAM HEYMAN has created in his short play GET IN THE FUCKING ROBOT. The Calm is ending, and Ed has real concern for his abilities and his duty to humanity. A true testament to friendship and duty.

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  • Debra A. Cole: CREAK by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
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    Terrifying! There's what's in the closet... and there's what's entertaining our children. FABULOUS minute!

    Terrifying! There's what's in the closet... and there's what's entertaining our children. FABULOUS minute!

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