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By Douglas M. Parker - Monologue
Duration: 1-2 minutes
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Douglas M. Parker,
PLAYWRIGHT
Douglas M. Parker
Douglas M. Parker
Douglas M. Parker,
PLAY/BOOK
Contemporary Monologues for Young Actors
Contemporary Monologues for Young Actors
Douglas M. Parker,
CHARACTER
Kid
Kid
Douglas M. Parker,
LENGTH
0.5-1 minute
0.5-1 minute
Douglas M. Parker,
GENDER
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Douglas M. Parker,
GENRE
Dramatic
Dramatic
Douglas M. Parker,
AGE RANGE
High School 14-18, Kids & Juniors 5-13
High School 14-18, Kids & Juniors 5-13
Douglas M. Parker,
SUB GENRE
Contemporary 1950-Present
Contemporary 1950-Present
Douglas M. Parker,
COPYRIGHT
Douglas M. Parker. Presented with permission from Beat by Beat Press
Douglas M. Parker. Presented with permission from Beat by Beat Press
Douglas M. Parker,
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Inspired by the 40-year- old Lesbian Herstory Archives in Brooklyn, NY, this play offers a portrait of a small community of lesbians that spans four generations, and it asks how we come to know a person as something more than the role they play in our lives or the labels society applies to them.see less
Inspired by the 40-year- old Lesbian Herstory Archives in Brooklyn, NY, this play offers a portrait of a small community of lesbians that spans four generations, and it asks how we come to know a person as something more than the role they play in our lives or the labels society applies to.see more
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