Bibliograph

All the feelings, hella dramatic monologues for the thespians of a teen age, written by Mike Levine ; edited and designed by Geoffrey Golden, Amanda Meadows

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All the feelings, hella dramatic monologues for the thespians of a teen age, written by Mike Levine ; edited and designed by Geoffrey Golden, Amanda Meadows

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

All the feelings

Oclc number

958373698

Responsibility statement

written by Mike Levine ; edited and designed by Geoffrey Golden, Amanda Meadows

Sub title

hella dramatic monologues for the thespians of a teen age

Summary

Young actors: Give the boot to Neil Labute. Tell Christopher Durang he's no thang. This ground-breaking book of Grade-A meaty monologues is designed to help teen-aged actorians express their feelings through The Magic of The Theatre. Flip to any page and start reading aloud. You'll be getting attention in no time!

Table Of Contents

Introduction -- Q & A -- Glossary -- 12 things you don't need for your monologue -- 3 things you do need for your monologue -- Acting exercises for one! -- Beginner: Twenty-one thousand questions (curious) -- The ultimate prank (mischievous) -- Who's in therapy now, Dr. Schwartzman? (Smug) -- The shocked jock (angry) -- I'm your daughter, dammit (Frustrated) -- Maybe I should have tried at all (regretful) -- Everyone's feeling alive without me (bummed) -- When life gives you mons pubis (shaved). Intermediate: Wouldn't you hit it? (betrayed) -- Shalom shame, shalom redemption (guilty) -- You can go with this guy ... (heroic) -- I like to think we taught you (righteous). Advanced: Smack palace (drugged) -- The love letter (hopeful) -- The overnight mission (paranoid) -- When I'm dancing (sensual) -- No resolution (shell-shocked) -- Don't get trundle popped (tough) -- Babies don't give themselves up (proud)

Target audience

general

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