102 Great Monologues - Young, Rebecca
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You loved her 100 Great Monologues so much that Rebecca Young has generated a new book of fresh monologues and duologues specifically written for teens of today. Keep in mind that duologues are not scenes for two people. Rather, they are a pair of monologues about the same subject from two different viewpoints. This book gives tribute to the many facets that make up the typical teenage life. All the emotional ups and downs have been captured in ways that both the actor and the audience can easily connect to. Each monologue is short and easy to memorize and perfect for auditions, competition,…mehr

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You loved her 100 Great Monologues so much that Rebecca Young has generated a new book of fresh monologues and duologues specifically written for teens of today. Keep in mind that duologues are not scenes for two people. Rather, they are a pair of monologues about the same subject from two different viewpoints. This book gives tribute to the many facets that make up the typical teenage life. All the emotional ups and downs have been captured in ways that both the actor and the audience can easily connect to. Each monologue is short and easy to memorize and perfect for auditions, competition, class presentations, and more! Titles include "Teenage Vampire," "Fender Bender," "Tattoos are Forever," "Where's the White Bread?" and many more!
Autorenporträt
For many years, Rebecca Wright wrote and directed drama for middle school and high school students for her church. She co-founded a Christian acting group called One Voice. It was a dream of hers to combine writing, acting, and helping youth. Rebecca currently works in a totally "non-dramatic" profession as a Technical Writer. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications/Marketing from the University of Kentucky. Whether you are an actor, writer, athlete, or scholar, Rebecca suggests this anonymous quote as a daily mantra: "You aren't finished when you lose; you are finished when you quit." Never quit.