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Fifty Professional Scenes for Student Actors: A Collection of Short Two Person Scenes

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Fifty Professional Scenes for Student Actors: A Collection of Short Two Person Scenes

With an emphasis on believable characterizations, you'll love these short duet scenes for winning auditions and competitions. This theatre book is designed for serious actors seeking roles in professional stage productions, TV shows and commercials. Performed in theatres, classes and showcases, they include some of the most used original audition scenes for all the major networks. Divided fairly evenly between comedy and drama, these scenes for two people are fun to perform even if sad, funny, poignant and sometimes very dramatic. Most scenes are generic non-specific, so any combination of actor and actress can perform them.
Country USA
Brand Meriwether Publishing
Manufacturer Meriwether Pub
Binding Paperback
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UnitCount 1
EANs 9781566080354
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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