Classical Monologues from Aeschylus to Bernard Shaw: Older men's rolesLeon Katz Applause Theatre & Cinema, 2002 - 376ÆäÀÌÁö Covering the full scope of Western drama, from the ancient Greeks to the 20th century, this volume contains 119 monologues written for older actors. |
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... given the occasion - as Pentheus has given it to him twice over - of threat to or intrusion Greek / Roman Tragedy / Drama 57.
... given the occasion - as Pentheus has given it to him twice over - of threat to or intrusion Greek / Roman Tragedy / Drama 57.
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... given the privilege of their marital status , and remain blissfully together . Oroonoko does not see his slav- ery as brutal ; given his circumstances , he regrets , but in a distant way , his loss of liberty . He also argues — as an ...
... given the privilege of their marital status , and remain blissfully together . Oroonoko does not see his slav- ery as brutal ; given his circumstances , he regrets , but in a distant way , his loss of liberty . He also argues — as an ...
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... given the misery of having one such as this ; that Don Juan's ¡° baseness " has transgressed beyond the patience of either King or his own noble family ; that Don Juan has — and this is the essential charge - besmirched the " escutcheon ...
... given the misery of having one such as this ; that Don Juan's ¡° baseness " has transgressed beyond the patience of either King or his own noble family ; that Don Juan has — and this is the essential charge - besmirched the " escutcheon ...
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