The Do's and Dont's of Auditioning p. 1
Everything you need to know, from not staring at the floor to being big for the back row p. 2-3
Words that can serve as a starting point for discovering objectives p. 4
Instructions for creating the arrangment of items on the stage, known as a ground plan p. 5
Guidelines for understanding movement within the stage p. 6-7
Tips on selecting, rehearsing and presenting scenes p. 8
SCORING DEFINITIONS: Criteria by which scene work will be evaluated P.13-14
Diagrams of stage directions and body position P. 15
Vocabulary: Theatre Definitions p. 16-18
List of scenes from Duo! The best scenes for the 90's, The Actors Scenebook and Contemporary Scenes for Actors p. 19-20
List of Scenes from DUO! The Best Scenes for TWO for the 21st Century. (pages added 1a, 1b, 1c)
A scene from The Trip Back Down by John Bishop p. 21-23
A scene from American Buffalo by David Mamet p. 24-25
A scene from The Children's Hour by Lillian Hellman p. 26-28
''Don't Ask" p. 31-32
"Time Out" p. 29-30
Scenes and Monologues written by Colby Malone for use in class.
"INTERROGATION" p. 33-34
"DECISIONS" p. 35-36
"MINE" p. 37-38
"JAMES" p. 39-40
"THE JESUS FREAK" p. 41-42
"KANAKA KAHUNA" p. 43
"ACCENT" p. 44
"PIECE #1" p. 45-46
"PIECE #2" p. 47-48
"MONO FOR ANNE" p. 49
Twisted Betrayal
To Tell The Truth
Double Life
The News
The White Nights of Russia
Wake Up & Smell the Wasabi
The Drunken Keister
His Funeral
My Love My Life
The Art of Photography