The best women's stage monologues. 2017 / edited and with a foreword by Lawrence Harbison.

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  • Hanover, NH : S & K, Smith and Kraus Publishers, [2017]
  • ©2017
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166 pages ; 21 cm

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    "Here you will find a rich and varied selection of monologues for women from plays most of which were produced and/or published in the 2016-2017 theatrical season. Many are for younger performers (teens through thirties) but there are also some excellent pieces for older women as well. 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 11.
    Contents
    • Foreword
    • Alive and well (2) / Kenny Finkle
    • The arsonists / Jacqueline Goldfinger
    • Bed / Sheila Callaghan
    • Big sky (2) / Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros
    • The belle of Belmar (2) / Nicole Pandolfo
    • Big city / Barbara Blumenthal-Ehrlich
    • Birds of a feather (2) / June Guralnick
    • The blameless / Nick Gandiello
    • Blue Lila rising / Sheila Callaghan
    • Breathing time / Beau Willimon
    • Byhalia, Mississippi (2) / Evan Linder
    • Caught / Christopher Chen
    • Charm / Philip Dawkins
    • Closed windows, open doors / Glenn Alterman
    • Confederates / Suzanne Bradbeer
    • The coward (2) / Kati Schwartz
    • Darn it! Darla! / Lavinia Roberts
    • Daughters of the sexual revolution / Dana Leslie Goldstein
    • Dinner at home between deaths (2) / Andrea Lepcio
    • Draw the circle / Mashuq Mashtaq Deen
    • Ellery / Jennifer O'Grady
    • The etruscan lovers / C.S. Hanson
    • Fabulous monsters (2) / Diana Burbano
    • A funny thing happened on the way to the gynecologic oncology unit at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center of New York City (3) / Halley Feiffer
    • Gabriel (2) / C. Denby Swanson
    • Gorgons / Don Nigro
    • Green-wood / Adam Kraar
    • Hooray for Hollywood! / Lisa Soland
    • House rules / A. Rey Pamatmat
    • The jag / Gino Dilorio
    • Killing women / Marisa Wegrzyn
    • Las cruces / Vincent Delaney
    • Lab rats / Patrick Gabridge
    • Life sucks (3) / Aaron Posner
    • Louise speaks her mind / Martha Patterson
    • The lovebirds / Barbara Blumenthal-Ehrlich
    • Lullabye / Michael Elyanow
    • Marie and Rosetta (3) / George Brant
    • Mimesophobia / Carlos Murillo
    • Morning after grace / Carey Crim
    • The moving of Lilla Barton / John MacNicholas
    • My life as you / Laura Rohrman
    • Onegin and Tatyana in Odessa / Don Nigro
    • Other than honorable / Jamie Pachino
    • Perilous night / Lee Blessing
    • Planchette / Carolyn Gage
    • Plucker (4) / Alena Smith
    • Popcorn at the Odessa / Don Nigro
    • The power of duff / Stephen Belber
    • Promising (4) / Michelle Elliott
    • Sister sister / Barbara Blumenthal-Ehrlich
    • Pudding / Michael Tooher
    • Stet (2) / Kim Davis
    • The sadtic ep / Graham Techler
    • Six billion architects (2) / Mark Andrew
    • Stone cold sober / Macee Binns
    • Student body (2) / Frank Winters
    • Subtenant / Dan Hirsch
    • The surrogate / Patricia Cotter
    • Taken / Susan Jackson
    • The talented ones (3) / Yussef El Guindi
    • The tango / Elayne Heilveil
    • The random world / Steven Dietz
    • Tolstoy in New Jersey / Sam Bobrick
    • TRANSit / Darren Canady
    • Vaudeville / Laurence Carr
    • Waste land (3) / Don Nigro
    • Warsong / Gregory Strasser
    • Weapon of mass impact, Part II (3) / Brett Neveu
    • What we'll do / Sheila Callaghan
    • What we're up against / Theresa Rebeck
    • World builders / Johnna Adams
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    Best women's stage monologues, 2017
    ISBN
    • 9781575259130 ((paperback))
    • 1575259133 ((paperback))
    OCLC
    1011655640
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