Classical monologues for women /
"As an actor at any level - from school exam to professional casting - you are likely to be called upon to perform one or more audition pieces - often a 'classical' piece is specified. A great deal will depend on your coming up with something fresh that is suited both to your particul...
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Introduction -- |t Classical Greek and Roman -- |t Electra |g from |t Electra / |r Sophocles |g (c. 415 BC) -- |t Polyxena |g from |t Hecuba / |r Euripides |g (c. 424 BC) -- |t Creusa |g from |t Ion / |r Euripides |g (c. 413 BC) -- |t Ismene |g from |t Thebans / |r Liz Lochhead |g (2003) |g after Sophocles and Euripides (5th century BC) -- |t Palaestra |g from |t Rudens / |r Plautus |g (c. 200 BC) -- |t Elizabethan and Jacobean -- |t Alice Arden |g from |t Arden of Faversham / |r Anon |g (1592) -- |t Margaret of Anjou |g from |t Henry III / |r William Shakespeare |g (1593) -- |t Julia |g from |t The two gentlemen of Verona / |r William Shakespeare |g (1593) -- |t Lady Anne |g from |t Richard III / |r William Shakespeare |g (1594) -- |t Adriana |g from |t The comedy of errors / |r William Shakespeare |g (1595) -- |t Lady Constance |g from |t King John / |r William Shakespeare |g (1596) -- |t Tamyra |g from |t Bussy D'Ambois / |r George Chapman |g (1604) -- |t Bellafront |g from |t The honest whore / |r Thomas Dekker |g (1604) -- |t Beatrice |g from |t The Dutch courtesan / |r John Marston |g (1604) -- |t Crispinella |g from |t The Dutch courtesan / |r John Marston |g (1604) -- |t Mother |g from |t A mad world, my masters / |r Thomas Middleton |g (1605) -- |t Lucretia Borgia |g from |t The devil's charter / |r Barnabe Barnes |g (1607) -- |t Hermione |g from |t The winter's tale / |r William Shakespeare |g (1610). |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Maria |g from |t The tamer tamed / |r John Fletcher |g (1619) -- |t Guiomar |g from |t The custom of the country / |r John Fletcher |g (1619) -- |t Hippolyta |g from |t The custom of the country / |r John Fletcher |g (1619) -- |t Beatrice |g from |t The changeling / |r Thomas Middleton |g and |r William Rowley |g (1622) -- |t Leonora |g from |t The devil's law-case / |r John Webster |g (1623) -- |t Lady Alworth |g from |t A new way to pay old debts / |r Philip Massinger |g (1625) -- |t French and Spanish Golden Age -- |t Casilda |g from |t Peribanez / |r Lope de Vega |g (c. 1605-12) -- |t Célimène |g from |t The misanthrope / |r Molière |g (1666) -- |t Henriette |g from |t The learned ladies / |r Molière |g (1672) -- |t Phedra |g from |t Phedra / |r Jean Racine |g (1677) -- |t Restoration and eighteenth century -- |t Margery |g from |t The country wife / |r William Wycherley |g (1675) -- |t Charlotte |g from |t She ventures, and he wins / |r Ariadne |g (1695) -- |t Bassima |g from |t The royal mischief / |r Delariviere Manley |g (1696) -- |t Lamira |g from |t The fatal friendship / |r Catherine Trotter |g (1698) -- |t Jane |g from |t The tragedy of Jane Shore / |r Nicholas Rowe |g (1714). |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Millwood |g from |t The London merchant / |r George Lillo |g (1731) -- |t Miss Stirling |g from |t The Clandestine marriage |r David Garrick/George Coleman |g (1766) -- |t Lydia Languish |g from |t The rivals / |r Richard Brinsley Sheridan |g (1775) -- |t Mrs Dangle |g from |t The critic / |r Richard Brinsley Sheridan |g (1779) -- |t Nineteenth and early twentieth centuries -- |t Mrs Tiffany |g from |t Fashion, or Life in New York / |r Anna Cora Mowatt |g (1845) -- |t Mrs Alving |g from |t Ghosts / |r Henrik Ibsen |g (1881) -- |t Miss Julie |g from |t Miss Julie / |r August Strindberg |g (1888) -- |t Madame X |g from |t The stronger / |r August Strindberg |g (1889) -- |t Jean |g from |t Alan's wife / |r Florence Bell |g and |r Elizabeth Robins |g (1893) -- |t Mrs Cheveley |g from |t An ideal husband / |r Oscar Wilde |g (1895) -- |t Yelena |g from |t Uncle Vanya / |r Anton Chekhov |g (1897) -- |t Alice |g from |t The dancer of death, Part 2 / |r August Strindberg |g (1901) -- |t Margaret |g from |t Fanny's first play / |r George Bernard Shaw |g (1911) -- |t Orinthia |g from |t The apple cart / |r George Bernard Shaw |g (1929) -- |t Bride |g from |t Blood wedding / |r Federico García Lorca |g (1933). |
| 520 | 1 | |a "As an actor at any level - from school exam to professional casting - you are likely to be called upon to perform one or more audition pieces - often a 'classical' piece is specified. A great deal will depend on your coming up with something fresh that is suited both to your particular performing skills and to the period of the play you are auditioning for. Which is where this volume of The Good Audition Guides comes in." | |
| 520 | 8 | |a "Drawing on her enormous experience as a theatre director and in drama training - she has sat on the selection board of several leading drama schools - Marina Caldarone has chosen for this volume fifty monologues for female actors selected from classical plays throughout the ages and ranging across all of Western theatre. Each monologue is prefaced with a neat summary of the vital information you need to place the piece in context and to perform it to maximum effect and in your own unique way. The volume also carries a user-friendly introduction on the whole process of auditioning."--Jacket. | |
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