The Methuen Drama Book of Duologues for Young Actors

Name: The Methuen Drama Book of Duologues for Young Actors
Brand: Allen & Unwin
SKU: 9780413689009
Price: 40.99 NZD
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Series: Audition Speeches

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The Methuen Drama Book of Duologues for Young Actors is a curated collection of scenes, handpicked by Anne Harvey. It offers a diverse range of duologues from Renaissance to modern times, perfect for auditions, solo classes, festivals, and exams. Each piece includes an introduction that provides valuable context, featuring works by notable playwrights such as Edward Bond, Caryl Churchill, Noël Coward, Molière, and more.
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This book is ideal for young actors seeking varied scenes to develop their craft, drama teachers looking for suitable material, and casting directors in need of versatile audition pieces.

Ranging from Renaissance to contemporary plays, this text brings together a range of pieces varied in subject, tone and style for young actor It provides a resource book for teachers and performers alike, for auditions, acting classes, festivals, examinations or performance.

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Selected by Anne Harvey, an experienced actress, director, writer and adjudicator, these scenes are suitable for performance at auditions, solo acting classes, festivals and examinations. Ranging from Renaissance to contemporary literature, the pieces are varied in content, tone and style and are equipped with an introduction setting the context.

Writers include: Edward Bond, Ken Campbell, David Crampton, Caryl Churchill, Noël Coward, Monica Dickens, Lisa Evans, Dario Fo, John Ford, David Hare, Jonathan Harvey, Lillian Hellman, Adrian Henri, Robert Holman, Moliere, Willy Russell, Diane Samuels, G B Shaw, David Storey, Frank Wedekind and many more...