Recommended by Debra A. Cole

What an absolute pleasure it was to hear this read at a Sunday playwriting group. REX MCGREGOR is a true master of taking every situations and elevating them to art. So many awful situations occurs during lockdown, but this short piece being created for audiences to enjoy is truly one of the benefits.

Such a graceful depiction of a very ungraceful situation that happens to many humans as they age. The juxtaposition between youth and aging is balanced and perfect. Casting the right seasoned actress to play Millie is key to bringing this powerful short play to life as more than a caricature. She is real. She is raw. She is honest. ROBIN RICE gives both future actresses such a beautiful script to explore and perform.

A beautiful recollection of a household filled with love and dance. This would be an amazing beginning to a poignant full length play or memoir.

Amazing how quickly a quiet morning can shift into an entire new life no one saw coming… well, they lawyer saw it coming. A fun 1-2 minutes into a new life beginning…. maybe even some batting practice.

I adore a festival that celebrates women, especially those with wisdom and age. I had the pleasure of seeing MARJ O'NEILL'BUTLER's FOUR BEDROOMS at the Powerstories Theatre's third annual virtual global view-on-demand Voices of Women Theatre Festival! The four women that MARJ created are genuine, familiar, and real. Seasoned actresses will adore bringing these women to life. Watch it on your computer, iPad... or "SMARTIE" phone.

I had the pleasure of seeing this performed by a talented cast at the Powerstories Theatre's third annual virtual global view-on-demand Voices of Women Theatre Festival! I adore history coming to life through theatre. Showing all sides of the story, including those without the power, LISA DELLAGIARINO FERIEND handles the material with grace, beauty, and truth. Lovely.

I had the pleasure to see this performed digitally through Powerstories Theatre's third annual virtual global view-on-demand Voices of Women Theatre Festival. A powerful story of youth, expectations, finding oneself, and truth. DANA HALL tells the story of many who grew up with fairytale princess only to ultimately find the they own story is much more magical. BEAUTIFUL.

The accent in this adorable short one minute monologue will charm audiences into ignoring the fact that this husband crossed a dessert line that will be tough to ever recover from. I'm on Bonnie's side.

Hilarious. What starts as a VERY unexpected and uncomfortable date, ends with something much calculated. What fun this would be to bring to life on stage.

Simple. Sweet. Pure... and Touching.

Jaxson gives us a tender glimpse into a family in transition during the holidays. Lovely.