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  • EDITION:
    1st Edition
  • ISBN:
    1575252368
  • ISBN-13:
    9781575252360
  • PUB. DATE:
    April 2000
  • PUBLISHER:
    Smith & Kraus, Inc.
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The Ultimate Audition Book for Teens (Young Actors Series): 111 One-Minute Monologues, Vol. 1 / Edition 1 by Janet B. Milstein, L. E. McCullough

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Best Booksby milesstephenson

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Hello everyone if you want the best books to teach monologues Janet Milstein has them all. All her books are the best. I own an acting and modeling school in Atlanta Georgia and after several years of trying to find books I came across all of hers and I have to tell you She knows what she is doing. There isn't many books for children that are as exceptional as these.

The Best Teenage Monologue Book - PERIOD.by TracyHolmes

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I use this book for my acting class every quarter. It's the best monologue book for teens I have found and I have read them all. Ms. Milstein's writing is funny and touching and sounds like real teens. She is also a teacher so she has written a lot for her students and my students relate to the pieces instantly.

These monologues are all one-minute and true-to-age (with a few older ones included...

Great Resource for Finals!by Anonymous

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This was a very good book and it helped me find a monologue for my final in drama. This book would be good for mature middle school students or high school students.


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The Ultimate Audition Book for Teens (Young Actors Series)

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  • Pub. Date: April 2000
  • Publisher: Smith & Kraus, Inc.
  • Sales Rank: 147,424
  • Age Range: Young Adult

Synopsis

A collection of 111 original monologues, all about one minute long, to be used by male and female teenage actors in auditions.

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Gr 6 Up-This collection of monologues features relevant topics and issues that young people face, providing the actors with a broad array of personalities to explore. Circumstances include parental relationships, helping others, emotional issues, sexual orientation, dating situations, depression, etc. The three sections are organized by monologues that can be performed by males, females, or are not gender specific. The selections are brief, real, and sometimes touching. They are simple enough to learn quickly and will be an entertaining way for readers to hone their acting techniques. Some additional directions provide help in further understanding the characters and situations. A valuable resource for teachers and students alike.-Susan Shaver, Hemingford Public Schools, NE Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

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