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Compiled and edited by Kent R. Brown. Written by David Alex, Ric Averill, Sandra Fenichel Asher, Max Bush, Marcia Cebulska, Joanna Leigh Congalton, Doug Cooney, Ellen Fairey, Nancy Gall-Clayton, Claudia Haas, Elizabeth Hemmerdinger, Kerri Kochanski, Christa Kreimendahl, Robin Rice Lichtig, Kevin M. Lottes, Edward Mast, Lucinda McDermott, Rosemary McLaughlin, Cynthia Mercati, Jett Parsley, Mark Plaiss, Kay Rhoads, Julia Rosenfeld, Tammy Ryan, Kristina M. Schramm, Mike Thomas, Rachel Feldbin Urist and Elizabeth Wong Classroom Scenes and Monologues features over 80 challenging roles for middle-school and high-school actors. Funny and serious, diverse in theme and style, this anthology will motivate actors to create provocative and intriguing characterizations. Designed as a companion to Scenes and Monologues for Young Actors, the material reflects the authors' intimate appreciation for the ever-changing and sometimes chaotic world inhabited by young minds. Representative titles: Shakespeare in Hollywood, The Gretchen Worm, Pirate Girl, Grilled Cheese, The Makeover, Harley's Art Farce, Forgiving the Devil, Desert Dreams, The Pier Group, Brain Freeze, Ripper Girl and Phebe, Friendship and a Fat Suit. Classroom Scenes and Monologues is equally useful as a resource for acting auditions and duet competitions. 6x9 - 240 pages.
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| | Re contact information change for David Alex, author of the piece "A Rose Is a Rose": David Alex, 2100 N. Lincoln Park W., Apt. 11BN, Chicago IL 60614-0984. Phone: (773) 348-9698. The e-mail address is the same as in the book - mrdavidalex@yahoo.com |
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Textbook*Anthology*One-Act |
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| Middle School * High School | | Middle Schools * High Schools | | Comedy * Drama |
| 1583422811 |
| 07/21/2005 |
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| | |  | Sandra Fenichel Asher has published 24 books for young readers (as Sandy Asher) and over two dozen plays, including Across the Plains; Dancing with Strangers; Emma; I Will Sing Life; Little Women: Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy; Once, in the Time of Trolls; The Wise Men of Chelm and A Woman Called Truth (all Dramatic Publishing) and The Wolf and ...More |  | Ric Averill was the artistic director for the Seem-To-Be Players professional children's theatre touring company, Lawrence, Kansas, for many years and currently serves as writer-in-residence and drama program director at the Lawrence Arts Center. His published plays include Reliable Junk; Frankenstein; Robin Hood: The Courtship of Allan A'Dale (with Jeanne Averill); The Seven Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor; Bird Woman: ...More |  | Kent R. Brown's works have been produced throughout Canada, Belgium, The Netherlands, Australia and the United States. American venues include People's Light and Theatre Company, Walnut Street Theatre, Greenbrier Valley Theatre, Company One, BoarsHead Theater, West Coast Ensemble, Boston Theatre Works, Pulse Ensemble, Dobama Theatre, The Side Project and Moving Arts. Brown's published titles include Valentines and Killer Chili, Two ...More |  | Max Bush is a freelance playwright and director whose plays are widely produced on professional, educational and amateur stages across the country. He's won many awards for his work including the Distinguished Play Award from AATE, the IUPUI National Playwrighting Competition, and Individual Artist Grants from Michigan Council for the Arts. He's been commissioned by the Nashville Academy Theatre, Emmy ...More | | | | |  | Doug Cooney is a playwright, screenwriter and novelist. His play The Final Tour was workshopped at Sundance Theater Labs with Moises Kaufman directing John Neville and Mary Lou Rosato. He collaborated with composer David O on an original youth musical, The Legend of Alex, produced by the Mark Taper Forum P.L.A.Y., and the musical adaptation of George Saunders' The Very ...More | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |  | Edward Mast, a fan of J.R.R. Tolkien's work since he was 12, grew up in California and lives in Seattle. His plays for adults and young audiences have been performed in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Louisville, Honolulu and many other cities here and abroad. Other adaptations besides The Hobbit include Jungalbook, Ramayana, A Wrinkle in Time and The ...More | | | | | | Cynthia Mercati has had more than 30 plays produced throughout the United States and has won several playwriting awards. To See the Stars was the winner of the Bonderman IUPUI Youth Theatre Playwriting Award in 1999. Faces of Freedom was originally commissioned by the Iowa Touring Theatre Company, Des Moines Playhouse, Des Moines, Iowa. As a playwright-in-residence at the Des ...More | | | | | | | | |  | Tammy Ryan's plays have been commissioned and produced across the country at such theaters as the Alliance Theater Company, Florida Stage, the People's Light and Theater Company, the Marin Theater Company, 29th Street Rep, Premiere Stages, City Theater and the Pittsburgh Playhouse. A graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University's M.F.A. playwriting program, she has received the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Playwriting ...More | | | | | | |  | Elizabeth Wong, playwright, is a graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She directed her latest play Dating and Mating in Modern Times at Theatre Emory in Atlanta, Ga and at the 2003 Brave New Works Festival. The Happy Prince, her opera for young audiences with Grammy-winning composer Michael Silversher, was commissioned by the Kennedy Center ...More |
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