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092    812.04508|bBES 2018 
245 04 The best men's stage monologues, 2018 /|cedited and with 
       foreword by Lawrence Harbison. 
246 30 Best men's stage monologues 
246 30 2018, The best men's stage monologues 
264  1 Hanover, NH :|bS & K, Smith and Kraus Publishers,|c2018. 
264  4 |c©2018 
300    193 pages ;|c21 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
505  4 |tForeword /|rLawrence Harbison --|tAirness (2) /|rChelsea
       Marcantel --|tAll About Buffo /|rStephen Bittrich --
       |tArchipelago /|rCaridad Svich --|tApropos of Nothing /
       |rGreg Kalleres --|tThe Arsonist (2) /|rJacqueline 
       Goldfinger --|tThe Art of the Fugue (2) /|rDon Nigro --
       |tBlood at the Root (2) /|rDominique Morisseau --|tBoys 
       Night /|rGary Richards --|tBlue/Whitney /|rSteven Haworth 
       --|tBreach /|rBarret O'Brien --|tChanging Room /|rJoseph 
       Krawczyk --|tChasing the Storm /|rSandra A Daley-Sharif --
       |tContent No More /|rSteve Koppman --|tCry It Out /|rMolly
       Smith Metzler --|tDead Woman's Game /|rErik Christian 
       Hanson --|tDistrict Merchants (2) /|rAaron Posner --|tThe 
       Dog in the Dresssing Room (2) /|rDebora Savadge --
       |tDoormen /|rPenny Jackson --|tDusting for Vomit /|rNeal 
       Reynolds --|tEl Nogalar (2) /|rTanya Saracho -|tThe End of
       the World /|rAndrew Biss --|tEnterprise /|rBrian Parks --
       |tEverything is Wonderful (3) /|rChelsea Marcantel --
       |tFarewell to the Theater /|rRichard Nelson --|tFathers 
       and Sons (2) /|rMichael Bradford --|tFirepower (4) /
       |rKermit Frazier --|tFomo (2) /|rRhea MacCallum --
       |tFriendly's Fire /|rJohn Patrick Bray --|tGunpowder Joe /
       |rAnthony Clarvoe --|tHappy Birthday Adam Schwartz /|rCary
       Gitter --|tHow Alfo Learned to Love /|rVincent Amelio --
       |tHungarian Comedy (2) /|rSusan Cinoman --|tIzzy /|rSusan 
       Eve Haar --|tKiss /|rGuillermo Calderón --|tL'Appel du 
       Vide / Molly Kirschner --|tThe Layover (2) /|rLeslye 
       Headland --|tLe Dernier Repas /|rDavid Eliet --|tLes 
       Fréres /|rSandra A Daley-Sharif --|tLook at Me (Ruff Ruff)
       /|rC. S. Hanson --|tLos Samaritanos (3) /|rSandra A Daley-
       Sharif --|tLost and Guided /|rMultiple Family Dwelling /
       |rJames Hindman --|t1980 (or Why I'm Voting for John 
       Anderson) /|rPatricia Cotter --|tNo One Loves Us Here /
       |rRoss Howard --|tOh, My Goodness /|rCayenne Douglass --
       |tOrigen (2) /|rAnderson Cook --|tA Patch of Blue /|rLisa 
       Kenner Grissom --|tThe Reckless Season (3) /|rLauren 
       Ferebee --|tThe Perfect Sameness of Our Days /|rMichael 
       Tooher --|tRaw Bacon from Poland /|rChristina Masciotti --
       |tRoad Kill /|rKaren JP Howes --|tRunning in Place /
       |rJoshua James --|tShooter (2) /|rSam Graber --|tSmart 
       Love (2) /|rBrian Letscher --|tSpeechless /|rGreg Kalleres
       --|tStrange Case /|rDon Nigro --|tSummerland (2) /|rArlita
       Jones --|tT /|rDan Aibel --|tTell Hector I Miss Him /
       |rPaola Lázaro --|tThree Ladies of Orpington /|rDaniel 
       Guyton --|tThe Trouble with Cashews /|rDavid McGregor --
       |tUnderground /|rIsla van Tricht --|tValentino's Muse /
       |rA. J. Ciccotelli --|tWashed up on the Potomac (2) /
       |rLynn Rosen --|tWelcome to the White Room /|rTrish 
       Harnetiaux --|tWhat Difference Does it Make? /|rDeb 
       Margolin --|tThe Whirligig /|rHamish Linklater --|tWolf at
       the Door /|rRichard Dresser -- $t Rights and Permissions. 
520    "Here you will find a rich and varied selection of 
       monologues for men, most of which are from plays which 
       were produced and/or published in the 2017-2018 theatrical
       season. Many are for younger performers (teens through 
       thirties) but there are also some excellent pieces for 
       older men as well. The age of each character is indicated 
       in the monologue, but you will find that many may be done 
       by actors of different ages. Some are comic (laughs), some
       are dramatic (generally, no laughs). Some are rather short,
       some are rather long. All represent the best in 
       contemporary playwriting"--Page 13. 
650  0 Monologues. 
650  0 Acting. 
650  0 Men|vDrama. 
655 07 Monologues (Drama)|2lcgft 
700 1  Harbison, Lawrence,|eeditor,|ewriter of foreword. 
830  0 Monologue audition series.