A scene-study book of thirty more contemporary speeches for men and women. This book represents an important follow-up to Mr. Karshner's highly successful Monologues They Haven't Heard. It is one of the most demanded publications of its kind for workshop, class work, and audition usage. The monologues are of ideal duration, and embrace contemporary subjects written in language that breathes. The speeches carry definite points of view expressed concisely with beginnings, middles, and ends.

Scenes for Teenagers

Roger Karshner

Dramaline Pubns

Down Home Monologues: Monologues in the Language of Rural America

Karshner, Roger

An exciting alternative to the Bard's wonderful but overworked and overheard speeches. Each monologue was carefully selected for its dramatic effectiveness and relatively obscure nature. This is a superb collection for men and women that affords the actor a readily usable compilation of "new" Shakespearean material.

Shakespeare's Monologues They Haven't Heard

Twenty-eight modern speeches for boys and girls. These monologues address subjects closest to children's hearts: pets, friends, parents, school, family, etc. Each is of a shorter duration, written as children speak, presented in a larger-type format, and accompanied by a lined worksheet. These speeches have been "memory-tested" in the classroom, and are proven winners for children with a theatrical bent. Perfect for classwork, auditions, and workshops.

Monologues for Kids

Literature & Fiction

Roddy, Ruth

Dramas & Plays

Monologues for men and women from the major plays-"The Cherry Orchard", "The Sea Gull", "The Three Sisters" and "Uncle Vanya"-of Anton Chekhov. These translations represent to first collection of monologues from the works of the Russian master. The acting experience is incomplete without a working knowledge of the plays of Anton Chekhov who-in collaboration with Stanislavski-irrevocably revolutionized the art of dramatic presentation. A must for every serious actor.

Monologues from Chekhov

Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich

Cartwright, Mason W.

This scene-study book for men and women includes speeches from "Lady Windermere's Fan", "The Duchess of Padua", "The Importance of Being Ernest", and others. Although of the Victorian age, Wilde's writing belongs to our world, and this first collection of his speeches is a shining example of his timeless social incisiveness.

Monologues from Oscar Wilde

Wilde, Óscar

Speeches for men and women from the plays of G. B. Shaw, the prolific dramatic craftsman. These monologues from "Man and Superman", "Candida", "You Never Can Tell", and others contain the pith of Shaw's genius. An important addition to the library of any serious actor.

Monologues from George Bernard Shaw

SHAW, BERNARD

Monologues from Restoration Plays

Arts & Photography

Maag, Edith B.

Performing Arts

Each monologue has been purposefully written of an extended duration in the interest of flexibility.

Woman: Monologues for Actresses : Ten One-Act Scenes

Pomerance, Susan

Humor & Entertainment

Paperback: 41 pages Publisher: Dramaline Pubns; 2nd Revised edition edition (September 1988) Language: English ISBN-10: 0940669080

Working Class Monologues

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