drama

Contains full explanatory notes opposite edited text of one of the earliest printed editions of Shakespear's play.

Collection of twenty-four one-act plays, most in the public domain, that can be staged by groups with limited funds, with biographical notes on each of the playwrights represented.

A selection of more than eighty scenes by major modern playwrights for two people.

Discusses the case of authorship of the plays of William Shakespeare, and asserts, with biographical and textual evidence, that Shakespeare was an actual person, not the pen-name of a group of anonymous playwrights. Includes end notes, bibliography, and index.

Offers advice on how to prepare auditions and select audition materials; contains 144 monologs for audition performance, grouped in historical periods; and includes a collection of non-dramatic monologs adapted or edited from sources other than theater play scripts.

Presents forty-three short monologues, dialogues, and scenes from professional produced plays of the 1990s, including selections for solo and group auditions.

Audition pieces for men and women selected from plays that were written between the fifteenth and twentieth centuries including "Arden of Feversham," "Volpone," "The Bear," and "Looking Back in Anger.".

Contains one hundred audition pieces for men selected from some of the best plays written between 1980 and 1990.

A two-act play depicting an embittered mother who vents her frustrations upon her two daughters.