The Good Mother by Elise Sharron, a popular Dramatic Interpretation (DI) script from The Interp Store , follows a mother's emotional struggle to reconnect with her son after a separation. The piece, which focuses on themes of parental alienation and memory, requires a legal copy for competitions.

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Jessie squeezes Elise’s hand, a newfound resolve in her eyes.

The monologue then flashes back to a happier time: Jamie's fifth birthday party, for which the mother worked a second job to afford a clown theme. She recalls Jamie's heartfelt gratitude, calling her the "best-er Mom". The tone shifts dramatically when the narrator describes Jamie's sudden withdrawal and silence, which she recognized as a mother would. After months of coaxing, Jamie finally confesses: . The monologue then takes a dark turn as the mother describes how she "took care of it," revealing that she killed the neighbors who abused her son.

In addition to these qualities, a good mother is also someone who is willing to learn and grow. A good mother recognizes that she doesn't have all the answers and is open to feedback and guidance. Elise is a character who is continually learning and growing, often through her relationships with those around her. She seeks guidance from her partner, Randall, and her friends, demonstrating a willingness to learn and adapt.

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Upon its off-Broadway debut, the received a standing ovation mixed with walkouts. The New York Times called it "a gut-wrenching examination of maternal instinct gone feral," while The Guardian labeled it "dangerous theater that excuses the inexcusable."