The Power of What Isn’t Said in The Last Words I Heard Her Say
In Heath’s dramatic monologue in the play script The Last Words I Heard Her Say, we explore what exists between
Craft
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Confliction: Making Acting Choices Under Emotional Pressure
In the play Confliction, acting choices emerge under pressure — when memory, guilt, and fear collide within the world of
Examining Dysfunction and Role Reversal in ‘Night Flower’
It’s about four in the morning, and Eva has invited Ben back at her place. The two emerge from the
How Can Actors Best Prepare for Monologue Auditions
Getting yourself prepared as an actor for an up-and-coming monologue audition may have its challenges. We provide steps to help
Common Monologue Problems Actors Face and How to Solve Them
Actors can run into issues when it comes to performing monologues. We’ve gathered a few solutions if you ever feel
How to Memorize Your Monologue: Methods to Practice
The path from page to stage isn’t always easy when it comes to learning your lines; it is a process
Breaking Down the Subtext of Your Monologue
Breaking down the subtext of your monologue will help you understand the subtleties of your character and the scope of