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Goodbye Zeus...Hello Zeusy! - Puck

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By William Shakespeare - Monologue
Duration: 2-3 minutes
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Goodbye Zeus...Hello Zeusy!
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English Classic A Midsummer Night's Dream [12] A Midsummer Night's Dream William Shakespeare Any High School 14-18 College 18-22 Comedic Shakespeare Kids & Juniors 5-13
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A Midsummer Night's Dream [12]
A Midsummer Night's Dream [12]
William Shakespeare,
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William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare,
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
A Midsummer Night's Dream
William Shakespeare,
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Puck
Puck
William Shakespeare,
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0.5-1 minute
0.5-1 minute
William Shakespeare,
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William Shakespeare,
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Comedic
Comedic
William Shakespeare,
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Any, High School 14-18, College 18-22, Young Adults 20's, Adults 30-40's, Mature 50's, Kids & Juniors 5-13
Any, High School 14-18, College 18-22, Young Adults 20's, Adults 30-40's, Mature 50's, Kids & Juniors 5-13
William Shakespeare,
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Shakespeare
Shakespeare
William Shakespeare,
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public domain
public domain
William Shakespeare,
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Zeus, king of the gods on Olympus, has just heard that his last believer on Earth has died. He shares with the audience his tactic for establishing a new believer...and perhaps he'll convince the audience to believe in him too. This monologue is a standalone piece.see less
Zeus, king of the gods on Olympus, has just heard that his last believer on Earth has died. He shares with the audience his tactic for establishing a new believer...and perhaps he'll convince the audience to believe in him too. This monologue is a standalone.see more
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