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The Big Book of Moliere Monologues: Hilarious Performance Pieces from Our Greatest Comic Playwright
The Big Book of Moliere Monologues: Hilarious Performance Pieces from Our Greatest Comic Playwright
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From the cover:
Nail That Classical Audition!
Everyone has seen your Comic Shakespeare Monologue a million times!
MOLIÈRE TO THE RESCUE!
The Big Book of Molière Monologues brings you over 160 New Molière Monologues! Classical Monologues they haven't seen before!
You get winning insight into seventeen Molière plays, and an understanding of the funniest playwright who ever walked the boards!
With precise stylistic/acting advice from adaptor and master actor, Timothy Mooney, you can showcase your classical abilities a their very best!
Everything you need to know about Molière, and...
The Bourgeois Gentleman
The Critique of the School for Wives
The Doctor in Spite of Himself
Don Juan
The Flying Doctor
The Imaginary Invalid
The Learned Ladies
The Love Doctor
The Misanthrope
The Miser
The Precious Young Maidens
Monsieur de Pourceaugnac
Sganarelle or The Imaginary Cuckold
The Schemings of Scapin
The School for Husbands
The School for Wives
Tartuffe
"A masterwork... I've never seen a better compilation." (William Luce, Author, "The Belle of Amherst," "Barrymore")
"Mooney's translation may well be the star of the show... A comic theatricality that sweeps through Molière's panorama of humor-- from high to low." (Back Stage West)
"The listener can draw all the available pleasure from the splendid speeches penned by the man considered the French Shakespeare!" (Winnipeg Free Press)
"One of the most creative and refreshing pieces of classical theatre I've seen in years... Mooney's translations were crisp, stylized and sang with the comic genius of the playwright's original intent." (Chattanooga Pulse)
"The ingeniously constructed, teasing rhymes add a rich overlay of stylistic repartee... Mooney's impressive literary efforts make the ancient piece less stuffy and more theatrically alive... Molière would doubtless have enjoyed all of the contemporary guffaws that Mooney's irreverent version of this timeless comedy provokes from a modern audience." (Chicago Tribune)