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Monologue and Scene Books
101
Monologues
for Middle
School Actors
by REBECCA YOUNG
Including duologues
and triologues
Paperback: $16.95
(160 pages)
Order #R-B303
A sequel collection of winning monologues in the style
and format of 100 Great Monologs by the same
author. Rebecca Young knows how middle schoolers
think and act — and what they like to talk about! These
monologues, duologues and triologues may be used for
auditions, class assignments or discussion starters.
With such a wide variety of topics there is a monologue
to fit any student’s personality or preference. Star
quality, every one!
More Scenes
That Happen
by MARY KRELL-OISHI
Real-life snapshots
of teenage lives
Paperback: $15.95
(208 pages)
Order #R-B112
The drama of the teen years is played out in these thirtyfour
scenes and monologs for young actors. Written as
teens speak and encompassing the myriad emotions
typical of the “growing up” years, the scenes cover real-life
situations from teen experiences. The script lengths vary
from two to twelve minutes, making them ideal for acting
classes, stage performance, auditions or as contest
material. Themes include: Bulimia, Jealousy,
Graduation, Self-Esteem, Gossip, Chastity,
Friendship, Gangs, Chauvinism, Fitting In, Tests,
Relationships — experiences to laugh about and cry
about. Scenes are included for boys, girls and mixed casts
and involve from one to five actors. Royalty-free
performance with book purchase.
Fifty Professional
Scenes for
Student Actors
by GARRY MICHAEL KLUGER
A collection of short
two-person scenes
Paperback: $15.95
(232 pages)
Order #R-B211
Winning short scenes for auditions and competitions. This
book is designed for professional actors seeking roles in TV
shows, commercials and stage productions, but may be
used by student performers who wish to work at a
professional level. Actors have been using these same
scenes to win roles at Los Angeles and New York TV and
film studios. Students in acting classes have been using
them to advance their acting experience. The book is
divided into two categories of scenes: Comedy and
Drama. Most scenes are generic, easily adaptable for use
by male or female actors. Emphasis is on believable
characterization, no cartoon types.
Scenes Keep
Happening
by MARY KRELL-OISHI
More real-life
snapshots of teen lives
Paperback: $15.95
(224 pages)
Order #R-B280
Fifty true-to-life scenes for guys, girls, and mixed casts of
two to four actors. Written as teens speak with the drama
and emotions of adolescence. Themes include
bullying, dating, driving, clothes, sports, sibling rivalry,
self-esteem, vanity, jobs, sex, responsibility, drugs and
many more. Some scenes are humorous, others serious.
Suitable for classroom or stage performance. Excellent
contest scripts. Includes five- and ten-minute scenes for
girls, guys and mixed casts. Sample scenes include:
Being a Woman, The Bully, Poetic Justice, The
Secret, Alone on Prom Night, Facing the Enemy
and many more.
Scenes
That Happen
by MARY KRELL-OISHI
Snapshot dramatizations
about life in high school
Paperback: $15.95
(176 pages)
Order #R-B156
Thirty-four real-life scenes for guys, girls and mixed
casts of two to four actors. Suitable for classroom or
stage performance. Excellent contest scripts because
student actors portray themselves in the bearable and
impossible situations of teenage existence. Themes
include dating, popularity, growing up, graduation,
suspension from school, and moving — experiences to
laugh about and cry about. Scene lengths vary from
four to seven minutes each. Royalty-free
performance with book purchase. Sample scenes
include: Breaking Up Is Hard to Do, Beaching It,
Girl Talk, Moving Out, The Jerk, Midnight Run
and Taking a Joke.
Fifty More Professional
Scenes and Monologs
for Student Actors
by GARRY MICHAEL KLUGER
A collection of short
one- and two-person scenes
Paperback: $15.95
(200 pages)
Order #R-B267
The success of Fifty Professional Scenes for Student
Actors prompted us to offer a new book of winning short
scenes and monologs. Anyone who needs monologs
and/or short two-person scenes for auditions and
competitions will find this book to be a valuable resource.
Designed for professional actors seeking roles in TV
shows, commercials and stage productions, it may also be
used by student performers who wish to work at a
professional level. Actors have been using these same
scenes to win roles at New York, L.A. and Chicago TV
and film studios. Students in acting classes have been using
them to advance their acting experience. The book is
divided into two categories of scenes: Comedy and
Drama. Most scenes are generic, easily adaptable for use
by male or female actors. Emphasis is on believable
characters, no cartoon types.
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