I did not blog the other day because I've been sick for the last week with the terrible cold. I'm slowly getting better as the day get by but like I said last time I wrote I said that I was going to read 100 monologues, well guess what, I read a bunch of monologues. And out of those I picked 18 monologues for class on Monday. Friday afternoon I picked up some monologue books from my professor's office and here's this list of 50 monologues and where I got it from. Here's the list.
The Best Men's Stage Monologues of 1999 Edited by Jocelyn A. Beard
Echoes from the Street by Corey Tyler (Dramatic) page 27
The Electric Hot Dog Machine by Le Wilhelm (Serio-Comic) page 29
Flat Tire by David Fleisher (Serio-Comic) page 35
Wild Man by Christopher Woods (Serio-Comic) page 114
The Best Men's Stage Monologues of 1998 Edited by Jocelyn A. Beard
The Beach Club by Ludmilla Bollow (Serio-Comic) page 7
Blue Falls, Indiana by Nannette Stone (Dramatic) page 8
Poona the Fuckdog, and Other Plays for Children by Jeff Goode (Serio-Comic) page 79
Prelude to Pizza by Jeff Goode (Serio-Comic) page 86
Rockaway Boulevard by Richard Vetere (Dramatic) page 93
Seven Dates with Seven Writers by Paula Kamen (Comedic) page 104
The Best Men's Stage Monologues of 1993 Edited by Jocelyn A. Beard
Antigone in New York by Janusz Glowacki (Serio-Comic) page 12
The Destiny of Me by Larry Kramer (Dramatic) page 22
Domestic Violence by Frederick Stroppel (Serio-Comic) page 29
Jefferey by Paul Rudnick (Serio-Comic) page 46
The Line That Picked Up 1000 Babes (And How It Can Work For You) by Eric Berlin (Serio-Comic) page 53
The Line That Picked Up 1000 Babes (And How It Can Work For You) by Eric Berlin (Serio-Comic) page 54
Someone Who'll Watch Over Me by Frank McGuiness (Serio-Comic) page 73
Great Monologues For Young Actors Edited by Craig Slaight and Jack Sharrar
Album by David Rimmer page 3
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
The Begining of Something Awesome
Currently Listening to: "Everyone Wants To Rule the World" by Tear for Fears
This week was the first days of my last semester of my undergraduate year at Lynn University. And I thought to myself wow it comes to this. This is the beginning of something awesome. This blog is for my senior communication seminar class and I blog about anything. Well I decided for my senior comm seminar that I will be doing a one man show which will include written material by yours truly (points fingers to myself) me, Tully Bertorelli and other material such as monologues, songs, poems written by other people. To sum me up in a nut shell I'm from Chicago, Illinois and I'm a drama major (hence the one man show.) So my first objective that I'm going to do over the weekend as well as do homework is read 100 monologues and then pick 50 out of them and present them to my professor on Monday what I found. This is the beginning of something awesome.
This week was the first days of my last semester of my undergraduate year at Lynn University. And I thought to myself wow it comes to this. This is the beginning of something awesome. This blog is for my senior communication seminar class and I blog about anything. Well I decided for my senior comm seminar that I will be doing a one man show which will include written material by yours truly (points fingers to myself) me, Tully Bertorelli and other material such as monologues, songs, poems written by other people. To sum me up in a nut shell I'm from Chicago, Illinois and I'm a drama major (hence the one man show.) So my first objective that I'm going to do over the weekend as well as do homework is read 100 monologues and then pick 50 out of them and present them to my professor on Monday what I found. This is the beginning of something awesome.
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