Monolouges About Dancing
Monolouges About Dancing
#1Monolouges About Dancing
Posted: 11/5/07 at 11:39amOther than the Val and Paul monolouges from "A Chorus Line" can anyone here think of any other monolouges from shows that are dancing-focused?
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Amneris
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/16/03
#2re: Monolouges About Dancing
Posted: 11/5/07 at 1:38pmPhifer's (sp) People has a couple of good ones.
MargoChanning
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/5/04
#3re: Monolouges About Dancing
Posted: 11/5/07 at 1:39pmWhat about Eugene's mother's monologue about dancing with George Raft in Neil Simon's BROADWAY BOUND.
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#4re: Monolouges About Dancing
Posted: 11/5/07 at 6:05pmI wouldn't recommend Paul's monologue from A Chorus Line as it is horribly overdone. However, I can recommend a monologue from the David Mamet play Lakeboat where one of the characters describes how he wanted to be a dancer, something he just could never do.
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#5re: Monolouges About Dancing
Posted: 11/5/07 at 6:18pm
Kristine's monologue from A Chorus Line =)
She talks about the salesman coming to her house selling dance lessons. Any monologue from A Chorus Line, really, but Kristine's is probably the least overdone.
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