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- A Parson's Tale: The year is 1895. Rev J T Smith, Rector of St. Peter's, Mulworth, has just arrived at the tiny parish hall in the village of Norton. It is a very special occasion; the celebration of the re-building of the Old Bell Tower at St. Peters.
- American Civil War: Two man historical American Civil War show designed to attract visitors to Malls, shopping centers, functions. Mall entertainment including exhibits and artifacts.
- Brady Of Broadway: View scenes from the acclaimed one-man play about Civil War photographer Mathew Brady as it was performed at the Smithsonian Institution. Information available on bookings for upcoming national tour.
- Cuban, That's All!: Listen to the outpouring of real voices learning to make borrowed territory their home as you travel from 1959 post revolution Cuba to present day United States. These voices will make you laugh, cry and understand the meaning of the word exile.
- Darwin Remembers: The Life and Work of Charles Darwin: A one-man, one-act play written and acted by biology professor, Floyd Sandford. The play shares information about the scientific contributions and personal life of Charles Darwin.
- Edgar Allan Poe: Once Upon A Midnight: Official site for the critically acclaimed one-man play starring John Astin as author Edgar Allan Poe.
- Fool for Christ: A one-person play with many characters which explores the loves, spirituality, and politics of Dorothy Day. Performed by Sarah Melici.
- Goy Vey: The saga of a poor Chinese bastard who leaves his Chinese Opera diva mother for New York to look for his Jewish father, who abandoned her.
- Hey Gringo!: A stand up trilogy of one man's adventures in Latin America. Synopsis, reviews, and biographies of the writer.
- Inverse Theater: 18 free audition monologues from Inverse Theater for men and women in verse and prose.
- Journey to Ithaca: One-woman show performed and devised by Vicky de Lacy. Now showing in central London after a successful season at the Edinburgh Festival.
- Looking For Louie: A touring solo performance about an immigrant family and its secrets.
- Man of Infinite Desire: One-woman retelling of the Dr. Faustus legend from the point of view of the demon Mephistopheles, using monologue, mask, puppetry, and prestidigitation.
- Monoblogue: Monologues from the mind of playwright Cybele May.
- Naranja: Offers dozens of women's monologues for auditions and theater classes.
- Sal Mineo: A Play by Carlos Ferro: Carlos Gonzalez Ferro brings legendary star Sal Mineo back to life with his critically acclaimed production, "Sal". Production notes, press releases, biography, and photo gallery are featured.
- Scott Hopkins: A biting satire about the downs and ups of the entertainment industry.
- Spooge: The sex and love monologues written and directed by Joshua James.
- Tesla: One-man play co-written by J. Michael Newlight and Frank Tabbita about the life and work of the brilliant Croatian scientist Nikola Tesla.
- The Charles Dickens Show: Argonaut Theatre Company. With Geoffrey Harris / David Horne as Charles Dickens. Compiled by Dr. David Parker and John Greco.
- The Hollywood Legends: A catalogue of one-person and multiple character plays and musicals for the professional, college, and amateur theatre.
- Theatrical Monologues by Mark W. Curran: Buy five original theatrical monologues for performance and study.
- Tim Miller: A website devoted to the solo theater work of gay performer Tim Miller. The website has links to all of his performances, his book Shirts & Skin, videos, Highways Performance Space, and related articles on Tim Miller's performance art.
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