Bibliograph

The best men's stage monologues of 1992, edited by Jocelyn A. Beard ; [introduction by Bruce Bouchard]

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The best men's stage monologues of 1992, edited by Jocelyn A. Beard ; [introduction by Bruce Bouchard]

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The best men's stage monologues of 1992

Oclc number

27654175

Responsibility statement

edited by Jocelyn A. Beard ; [introduction by Bruce Bouchard]

Series statement

The Monologue audition series

Table Of Contents

After the dancing in Jericho / P.J. Barry -- And the rain came to Mayfield / Jason Milligan -- Another time / Ronald Harwood -- Ascension day / Michael H. Brown -- Beggars in the house of plenty / John P. Shanley -- Black snow / Keith Dewhurst -- Blue stars / Stuart Spencer -- Bravo, Caruso! / William Luce -- Captive / Jan Buttram -- Cementville / Jane Martin -- Dancing at Lughnasa / Brian Friel -- Dark sun / Lisette L. Ross -- Days of wine and roses / J.P. Miller -- Dejavu / John Osborne -- Down the flats / Tony Kavanagh -- Early hours of a reviled man / Howard Barker -- Evil doers / Chris Hannan --Evil little thoughts / Mark D. Kaufman -- Fever / Wallace Shawn -- Flaubert's latest -- Fortinbras / Lee Blessing -- Gorgo's mother / Laurence Klaven -- I hate Hamlet / Paul Rudnick -- Judevine / David Budvill -- La Maison Suspendue / Michael Trembley -- Lips together teeth apart / Terrence McNally -- Little Tommy Parker celebrated colored minstrel show / Carlyle Brown -- Man of the moment / Alan Ayckbourn -- Mariner / Don Nigto -- My side of the story / Bryan Goluboff -- One thing is not another / Kenneth Bernard -- Pill Hill / Samuel L. Kelley -- It's Ralph / Hugh Whitemore -- Resurrection of dark soldiers / William E. Black -- Revenger's comedies / Alan Aykbourn -- Sight unseen / Donald Margulies -- Slip of the tongue / Dusty Hughes -- Thou shalt wise up / Kelly Masterson -- Three birds alighting on a field / Timberlake Wertenbaker -- Two Shakespearean actors / Richard Nelson -- Unfinished stories / Sybille Pearson -- What is this everything?

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