National Theatre Connections Monologues
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National Theatre Connections Monologues

Speeches for Young Actors

Anthony Banks, Anthony Banks

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National Theatre Connections Monologues

Speeches for Young Actors

Anthony Banks, Anthony Banks

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For the first time, there is an anthology of monologues for young people available, taken from plays commissioned as part of the National Theatre Connections over the past 20 years. Always drawing together the work of 10 leading playwrights – a mixture of established and current writers – the annual National Theatre Connections anthologies offer young performers between the ages of 13 and 19 an engaging selection of plays to perform, read or study. Each play is specifically commissioned by the National Theatre's literary department and reflects the past year's programming at the venue in the plays' ideas, themes and styles. The plays are performed by approximately 200 schools and youth theatre companies across the UK and Ireland, in partnership with multiple professional regional theatres where the works are showcased. This anthology of 100 monologues is the ideal resource for teenagers and young people attending auditions either in the amateur or professional theatre world; students leaving secondary school to audition for drama school; as well as teachers of English and Drama looking for suitable dramatic for their students to engage with and perform. It provides suitable scene-study books that are suitable and relevant to the student in terms of tone, style and content. Young actors who have searched for audition material written in the voice of teenage characters will welcome this resource.

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Publisher
Methuen Drama
Year
2016
ISBN
9781472573124
Edition
1
Subtopic
Théâtre
Soundclash 
153
Copyright 
© 
Lenny 
Henry 
2013
Of 
what 
your 
family 
earn 
cut 
you 
so 
wide, 
they’ll 
need 
rope 
To 
stitch 
you 
closed 
This 
is 
my 
hood 
here 
And 
everybody 
knows 
Makin’ 
foes 
with 
me? 
Prepare 
date 
for 
your 
funeral 
Shank 
ya 
man 
every 
other 
day 
That’s 
my 
usual 
past 
time 
Was 
warrior 
in 
my 
past 
life 
Far’s 
right 
now 
got 
no 
cares 
regards 
life 
So 
you 
better 
hope 
you 
got 
crew 
to 
defend 
you 
Cos 
if 
not, 
then 
right 
now, 
i’m 
gonna 
end 
you. 
Lil 
Kid 
and 
DJ 
Emperor 
introduce 
themselves 
at 
the 
beginning 
of 
this 
play 
in 
the 
landscape 
of 
street 
where 
stabbing 
has 
taken 
place. 
Lil 
Kid 
is 
seemingly 
vulnerable 
weedy 
kid, 
and 
Emperor 
is 
the 
alpha-male 
supremo 
from 
the 
‘other 
school’. 
They 
clash 
all 
the 
way 
through 
the 
play 
until 
startling 
nal 
scene 
in 
which 
Lil 
Kid 
exacts 
his 
revenge 
to 
the 
bullying 
with 
tragic 
consequence. 
Both 
speeches 
use 
strong 
stylized 
rhythm. 
Enjoy 
nding 
your 
beat 
as 
you 
work 
out 
how 
to 
play 
these 
two 
speeches. 
They 
should 
be 
performed 
much 
larger 
than 
life, 
and 
with 
lot 
of 
breath 
and 
style.

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