Philippa Keil Books

Solo

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Presents a collection of powerful monologues for actors, written by the decade's most influential and popular dramatists from the United States and Great Britain.

Solo

By Philippa Keil, Michael Earley

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Soliloquy

By William Shakespeare

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Soliloquy

By Philippa Keil, Michael Earley, William Shakespeare

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Classic American Monologues Men

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Classic American Monologues Women

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Modern Monologue

By Philippa Keil, Michael Earley

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Contemporary Monologue

By Philippa Keil, Michael Earley

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Classical Monologue

By Philippa Keil, Michael Earley

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Classical Monologue

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