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Paperback Dangerous Music: The American Century Cycle Monologues (a Tool for Actors) Book
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ISBN: 0573706425

ISBN13: 9780573706424

Dangerous Music: The American Century Cycle Monologues (a Tool for Actors)

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As one of the most celebrated playwrights and distinct voices of the American Theatre, August Wilson's plays have influenced theater artists for decades. His works span the 20th Century, each play encapsulating the changes and consistencies in language, society, and the human spirit of each decade. Actors now have the opportunity to engage directly with the monologues from Wilson's American Century Cycle. The monologues are broken down chronologically...

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