A superb resource for speech contests, acting exercises, auditions, or audience entertainment. In a stage review, these short monologues can be indispensable. Warm, funny, and best of all -- real. Sixty characterisations for girls, boys or either. Any young person will relate to the topics of these scripts. And they will like them as performance material that is 'scare-free'.
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YA--Fifty five monologues that feature typical teenage concerns. They run an average of 55 lines each; require miminal props and costumes; and have numbered lines for easy directing and practicing.
Copyright 1997 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
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Stephen Fairbanks is a Meriwether Publishing author.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
This is a great book if you're looking for short monolouges.,
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This review is from: Spotlight: Solo Scenes for Student Actors (Paperback)
This is an awsome book if you're looking for a short monolouge. The selection is really good and it has monlouges that can apply to both girls and boys. There are dramatic and comedy scences in here. This book is great for young actors.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great teacher resource,
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This review is from: Spotlight: Solo Scenes for Student Actors (Paperback)
This book offers short audition and workshop scenes for elementary and middle school students. Scenes can also generate some good discussion sessions related to problems young people deal with everyday - moving, winning and losing, divorce, death in the family, etc.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Yuck!,
By Sara (East Lyme, Connecticut United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Spotlight: Solo Scenes for Student Actors (Paperback)
I found the monologues to be very immature and boring in this book. I couldn't even finish it, because it was so lame. Fairbanks should stick to acting and not writing.
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