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G reat Scenes and Monologues for Actors , spanning nearly 500 years of drama, from Shakespearean England to Contemporary Broadway, is a useful tool for every student or actor wanting to improve their acting skills. Included are 80 scenes and monologues from playwrights ranging from William... read more
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- George: Add a description of this character.
- Kate
- Eddie
- Sylvia
- Annie
- Jack
- Johnny
- Helen
- Robert
- Natalya Petrovna
- Nina
- Claudio
- Max
- Paul
- Mrs. Cheveley
- Marjorie
- Janie
- Belyaev
- Beatrice
- Marty
- Vera
- Andy
- Billy
- Tim
- Ruth
- Graff
- Richard
- Layevsky
- Bobby
- Dylan
- Darlene
- Sam
- Evelyn
- Ann Dunnigan
- Mary Alice
- Harriet
- Greg
- Madame
- Rudy
- Mozart
- Olivia
- Patricia
- Michael
- Mona
- Diana
- Frankie
- Ivan Andreich
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This play consists of a number of intense, short scenes connected only by the fact that they take place in the dining room of a well-to-do family (the characters and families change from scene to scene).
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 808.82
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