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| Ch. I | Classroom performance and audition etiquette | 3 |
| Ch. II | The age of innocence | 17 |
| Anne - dreams of Anne Frank | 19 | |
| Patricia - driver's ed | 21 | |
| Maid - a thirteen-year-old maid | 23 | |
| Maria - the wonderbread passion | 25 | |
| Annie - backwater | 27 | |
| Sarah Sue - a blue streak | 29 | |
| Young woman - why is John Lennon wearing a skirt? | 31 | |
| Office worker - hope throws her heart away | 33 | |
| Easter - my lost state | 35 | |
| Cameron - between stars | 37 | |
| Stephanie - random women | 39 | |
| Lou Godsey - holy water and armadillos | 41 | |
| Juliet - Romeo and Juliet, part II | 43 | |
| Ginny and Lawrence (Duolog) - for whom the Southern Belle Tolls | 45 | |
| Ch. III | Coming of age | 49 |
| Sue - our little secret | 51 | |
| Grace Klondike - life without parole | 53 | |
| Chloe - autumn's child | 57 | |
| Dora - card impotence | 60 | |
| Street person - I knew this one child | 62 | |
| Wife - the battered wife | 64 | |
| Viola - memories of viola | 66 | |
| Lulu - the princess of Rome, Ohio | 68 | |
| Julia - the colors of childhood | 70 | |
| Dorothy Dandridge - yesterday came too soon | 72 | |
| Montgomery - mirrors remembered | 74 | |
| Woman - I never asked | 76 | |
| Hilary - the woman who cooked her husband | 78 | |
| Juliet and Romeo (Duolog) - Romeo and Juliet, part II | 80 | |
| Ch. IV | The age of rebellion | 85 |
| Gemma - junk | 87 | |
| Emily - dress up | 89 | |
| Eve - the general of hot desire | 91 | |
| Missy - the blue streak | 93 | |
| Lucy - random women | 95 | |
| Joy - nailing the books shut | 97 | |
| Woman - the food monologues | 98 | |
| Sara - sleeper from Atlanta | 100 | |
| Megan - turnaround | 102 | |
| Kim - life | 104 | |
| Leah - inside a seashell | 106 | |
| Deirdre - flipping over red | 107 | |
| Agnus Angst - the search for signs of intelligent life in the universe | 109 | |
| Bride - dental mania | 112 | |
| Gloria and Betty (Duolog) - a woman on the moon | 115 | |
| Ch. V | The gilded age | 119 |
| Rose - aisle 12-B, sundries | 121 | |
| Julie - baby's in black | 124 | |
| Mrs. Siezmagraff - Betty's summer vacation | 126 | |
| Woman - the drunk monologues | 127 | |
| Leota Ruth - tough cookies | 129 | |
| Samantha - downsizing | 131 | |
| Chelsea - Othello undercover | 133 | |
| Marigold - lemonade lagoon | 135 | |
| Suzanne - the food monologues | 137 | |
| Melissa - curse of the devil | 139 | |
| Britteney - Cherchez Dave Robicheaux | 142 | |
| Joy - kitchen sink drama | 145 | |
| Dr. Judith B. Kaufman - an American daughter | 147 | |
| Irene - the sphere hunt | 149 | |
| Nikki and Mary (Duolog) - the apostle John | 151 | |
| Ch. VI | The golden age | 157 |
| Marthe - summer | 159 | |
| Bookworm - relationships | 161 | |
| Woman - dead man's handle | 163 | |
| Sojourner truth - ain't I a woman? | 165 | |
| Vivienne - looking for love | 167 | |
| Gaby Lespinasse - Picasso's women | 170 | |
| Mary - mothers Mary | 173 | |
| Maggie - men & cars | 175 | |
| Nadine - the woman who turned into a bear | 177 | |
| Narrator - soot and sunshine | 180 | |
| Mavis - stepping out | 182 | |
| Roxy - perfection | 184 | |
| Nina - one hundred women | 187 | |
| Vivian - they say I'm obsessive | 189 | |
| Eve and Adam (Duolog) - after the garden | 191 | |
| Ch. VII | New age voices | 195 |
| Tulula - the Baptist gourmet | 197 | |
| Woman - bell bottoms | 199 | |
| Woman - the cost of independence | 201 | |
| Sister Santa - Sister Santa | 203 | |
| Louise - communications management | 205 | |
| Two women - short and sweet | 207 | |
| Billie Sue - Billie Sue's statement | 209 | |
| Brittany and Caroline - Hollywood 101 | 211 | |
| Angela - Angela | 214 | |
| Amy - files | 216 | |
| Mae - Mae | 219 | |
| Bekki Lee Kim - why I want to be your junior Asia miss | 221 | |
| Candy, Tricia, and Amber - ho ho ho, done done done, mom in love | 224 | |
| Daughter - my parents | 228 | |
| Penny - dinner for? | 230 | |
| Maggie - the mystery of trees | 233 | |
| Mall elf - Santa's coming | 235 | |
| Instructor - torsal communication | 237 | |
| Woman - last call | 239 | |
| Two runners - marathon runners | 242 | |
| Jeannie and Rita (Duolog) - when they speak of Rita | 246 |
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reviewed Young Women's Monologs from Contemporary Plays: Professional Auditions for Aspiring Actresses on November 19, 2011
Young Women's Monologs from Contemporary Plays: Professional Auditions for Aspiring Actresses
Sam Shepard will have to slug it out with Lanford Wilson for Best American Playwright of the last quarter of the 20th Century.
Whatever the outcome Shepard is in contention for his startling ability to delineate the various degrees of obscene psychic cruelty that family members are capable of inflicting on one another, and to put this on the stage in a way that's not only palpable, but riveting, and even comic -- without ever diminishing our comprehension of the horrors being perpetrated.
I have no idea if Shepard's plays meet the definition of "tragedy" (and Thank God I don't have to take a position on that). But one thing I know is that when I see, read, or hear one of his plays I come away with a severe case of almost giddy Catharsis -- which is, I suppose, what brings me back to him again and again.
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