american drama

A collection of ten-minute plays for two actors. Explores the creativity of playwrights faced with a time limit and offers theater students a source of material.

A collection of twelve short plays written by American playwrights in 1995 and 1996.

Provides instructors and students with novel, age-appropriate plays that may be used to teach acting, design, directing, and research, with reproducible scripts for non-profit performance.

Includes five new plays from the American Conservatory Theater.

This collection of plays focusing on the Black experience in America includes "The Hall of Black American Heroes," "John Henry," I Have a Dream," and eight others.

Offers advice to aspiring actors on how to find, prepare, and present the right audition monologue, discussing the pupose of an audition monologue, identifying source material for monologues, discussing the general interview, and including monologue anecdotes from established actors, as well as a selection of audition monologues.

Contains the three plays in the Talley Cycle by American playwright Lanford Wilson, written between 1978 and 1986, following the lives of the Talley family members--leading citizens of Lebanon, Missouri in the post-Vietnam War era. Includes "A Tale Told," an early version of "Talley & Son.".

A collection of plays dealing with family, friendship, freedom, and courage.