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Actor's Scenebook

Michael Schulman, Eva Mekler

1984

The grenadier

James Eugene Farmer

1898

Excelsior dialogues

Phineas Garrett

1923

The dialogues of Athanasius and Zacchaeus and of Timothy and Aquila

F. C. Conybeare

1898

Selected dialogues

Lucian of Samosata

2009

Plays for Two

Nina Shengold, Eric Lane

2014

Multicultural Theatre

Roger Ellis

1996

Moral and Political Dialogues;: With Letters on Chivalry and Romance

Richard Hurd

1771

How to write realistic dialogue

Rowena Summers

1994

Yuletide entertainments

Ellen M. Willard

1910

Katechismus der natuur

J. F. Martinet

1793

Secretum

Francesco Petrarca

1976

Enter the dialogue

Vincent Ryan Ruggiero

1985

Essays

Martin Buber

1957

Interacting

Edward Denniston

2007

Learning to question

Paulo Freire, Antonio Faundez

1989

Dialogues

Kathleen Krueger, Gary Goshgarian, Janet Barnett Minc

1999

Borderlands and thoroughfares

Wilfrid Wilson Gibson

1914

Plays for three

Nina Shengold, Eric Lane

2015

A dialogue concerning the slavery of the Africans

Hopkins, Samuel

1776

The Actor's book of scenes from new plays

Nina Shengold, Eric Lane

1988

Great scenes and monologues for actors

Michael Schulman, Eva Mekler

1998

Two voices

Peg Kehret

2014

Shakespeare for two

William Shakespeare, Douglas Newell

2006

Short scenes and monologues for middle school actors

Mary Hall Surface

1999

The ultimate scene and monologue sourcebook

Ed Hooks

1994

Classics for Teenagers

Shaun McKenna

1999

A brave and violent theatre

Michael Bigelow Dixon, Michele Volansky

1995

Acting duets for young women

Laurie Allen

2010

Radioactive duologues

Marina Caldarone

2006

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