Recommended by Debra A. Cole

  • Debra A. Cole: Blue/Red by John Medlin
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    A timely piece, yet a piece for the ages too. A visual piece that actors will relish bringing to life.

    A timely piece, yet a piece for the ages too. A visual piece that actors will relish bringing to life.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Fight for Purity, A Radio Play by Jack Levine
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    The most western of all westerns written for radio! JACK LEVINE had me at the name Purity Lamour. It's got a wonderful good ol' timey feel with a good ol' slap stick modern wink of humor.

    The most western of all westerns written for radio! JACK LEVINE had me at the name Purity Lamour. It's got a wonderful good ol' timey feel with a good ol' slap stick modern wink of humor.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Lady of The Sea by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    The tone. The pace. The imagery. The dialogue. The sea.... Pure perfection. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS has done it again. She takes a complicated prompt and makes magic with her words.

    The tone. The pace. The imagery. The dialogue. The sea.... Pure perfection. RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS has done it again. She takes a complicated prompt and makes magic with her words.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Christmakkah by Hilary Bluestein-Lyons
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    I actually laughed out loud with Zombie Jesus Day. This touching two hander is a lovely reminder that lives move on and in return, new traditions can mean new beginnings. These "kids" are lucky to have such loving adults in their lives.

    I actually laughed out loud with Zombie Jesus Day. This touching two hander is a lovely reminder that lives move on and in return, new traditions can mean new beginnings. These "kids" are lucky to have such loving adults in their lives.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Urashima Taro by Morey Norkin
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    I adore folktales, and this gentle retelling by MOREY NORKIN is sublime. Promises, enchanted worlds, love, and a mysterious box all tell a tale of sacrifice and longing for what could not be. Just enchanting!

    I adore folktales, and this gentle retelling by MOREY NORKIN is sublime. Promises, enchanted worlds, love, and a mysterious box all tell a tale of sacrifice and longing for what could not be. Just enchanting!

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  • Debra A. Cole: Magic Wand (A Lost Children Story) by Hannah Lee DeFrates
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    The innocence of youth! Something as simple as a glow-stick comes to life and teaches lesson that only the pure of heart could understand. Absolutely beautiful.

    The innocence of youth! Something as simple as a glow-stick comes to life and teaches lesson that only the pure of heart could understand. Absolutely beautiful.

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  • Debra A. Cole: Noh More War by Christopher Soucy
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    Short. Concise. Powerful. Poignant. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY has created a modern NOH DRAMA that will truly connect with audiences. The pain and haunting memories of war are in full bloom with each verse and strategic movement. I am in awe.

    Short. Concise. Powerful. Poignant. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY has created a modern NOH DRAMA that will truly connect with audiences. The pain and haunting memories of war are in full bloom with each verse and strategic movement. I am in awe.

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  • Debra A. Cole: I Hate My Afterlife by Dana Hall
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    Count me in for anything with ghosts! This sweet and touching play reminds audiences to make each moment count... while there is still time. DANA HALL creates a safe space for ghosts and humans alike to learn, grow, and forgive. LOVELY.

    Count me in for anything with ghosts! This sweet and touching play reminds audiences to make each moment count... while there is still time. DANA HALL creates a safe space for ghosts and humans alike to learn, grow, and forgive. LOVELY.

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  • Debra A. Cole: BANSHEE by Adam Richter
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    I'm a sucker for Irish folklore, and ADAM RICHTER bring this one beautifully to life in Japanese NOH Drama format. What a haunting tale that will have audiences soaking in the fate and tragedy. Let the wail of the Banshee howl.

    I'm a sucker for Irish folklore, and ADAM RICHTER bring this one beautifully to life in Japanese NOH Drama format. What a haunting tale that will have audiences soaking in the fate and tragedy. Let the wail of the Banshee howl.

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Case of Bloody Mary by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    Leave it to RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS to take a NOH drama prompt and create a demon play staring Lucifer, the infamous Bloody Mary, and three innocent little Marys that summon evil while camping... well, maybe not THAT innocent. A lively and clever back and forth of dialogue is a common thread in the brilliant works of FEENY-WILLIAMS, and audiences are all the more entertained for it. THIS MUST BE STAGED!

    Leave it to RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS to take a NOH drama prompt and create a demon play staring Lucifer, the infamous Bloody Mary, and three innocent little Marys that summon evil while camping... well, maybe not THAT innocent. A lively and clever back and forth of dialogue is a common thread in the brilliant works of FEENY-WILLIAMS, and audiences are all the more entertained for it. THIS MUST BE STAGED!

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