epub |eng | | Author:Giles Taylor

2) To substitute several words where one would do, to avoid saying that word. For instance, Mrs Manningham tries here not to say the word ‘murderer’: MRS MANNINGHAM: How can ...

epub |eng | 2011-05-02 | Author:Jeffery Hatcher [Hatcher, Jeffery]

In both presentational monologues, an intriguing, articulate and engaging character presents information to the audience. It's information we need to know before the play can progress. Where is the conflict? ...

epub |eng | 1966-09-19 | Author:Brecht, Bertolt, 1898-1956;Bentley, Eric, 1916- & Bentley, Eric, 1916-

78 / Bertolt Brecht grusha: Yes. peasant: But your soldier won't come back. Don't you believe it. grusha: No. peasant: You're cheating me. You're my wife and you're not my ...

epub, pdf |eng | 2014-07-21 | Author:Bertolt Brecht

S I S T E R- I N - L AW : If it's consumption we'll all get it. (She goes on cross-examining her.) Has your husband got a farm? ...

epub |eng | 2018-04-15 | Author:Matthew Lopez [Lopez, Matthew]

Eric What do you mean, ‘He doesn’t mean it’? Jasper They’re false. Tristan You’ve lost me. Jasper Okay here: take a look at Tucker’s Instagram. He hands the Jasons his ...

epub |eng | 2018-09-12 | Author:Erik Bork [Bork, Erik]

Doctors, Lawyers, and Cops Buyers of TV are always looking for something unique and original, but as in other media, what works best is a fresh twist on a proven ...

epub |eng | 2013-07-15 | Author:Tom Stoppard [Stoppard, Tom]

Act Two The room at night. The room occupies the whole stage now. Ruth sits in one of the comfortable chairs. She is wearing a long dress, not formal hut ...

epub |eng | 0101-01-01 | Author:Dennis Kelly [Kelly, Dennis]

Three A street. JAN and MARK. JAN: Okay. Okay. Okay. Beat. Okay. No. MARK: Yes. JAN: No, no MARK: yes JAN: no. No way, that’s MARK: I know JAN: that’s ...

epub |eng | 2013-10-28 | Author:Katori Hall [Hall, Katori]

Scene Six The sounds of a boisterous crowd from below waft into the beauty shop. Mabel sits in the window wearing her blonde wig, watching the festivities on the street. ...

epub |eng | 2015-06-15 | Author:Martin Crimp [Crimp, Martin]

So you believed him. Clair Yes. No. Of course I did. Believed what? Chris That his child was dead. Clair Laela. Yes. He told me. Chris So she won’t be ...

epub |eng | 0101-01-01 | Author:Martin Crimp [Crimp, Martin]

2 Morning. The cards from the previous night remain on the floor where ANNA left them. CLAIR and JAMES enter. JAMES (laughs). But I’d love to see it. CLAIR (laughs). ...

epub |eng | 2015-06-15 | Author:Georges Feydeau

General Stand out of the way, God dammit! Gabrielle … Exit. Mongicourt This is getting beyond me. Gabrielle (to Petypon) You … you … passing off your mistress as your ...

epub |eng | 0101-01-01 | Author:Caryl Churchill [Churchill, Caryl]

CIG What’s happened? SPEEDY Listen. Look. They’ve got him. They all turn to the tv. We can’t see the screen or hear what’s said. They listen and look then explode ...

epub |eng | 2013-07-11 | Author:David Hare [David Hare]

Act Four London. 1995. The backstage of a small Victorian West End theatre. A small dressing room with a row of mirrors framed in lightbulbs. Esme has not done anything ...

epub |eng | | Author:Lajos Egri

4 JUMPING One of the chief dangers in any jumping conflict is that the author believes the conflict is rising smoothly. He resents any critic who insists that the conflict ...