Designed to solve many monologue needs, this book is short length for audience use, contains monologues and dialogs for both sexes, scenes for all ages, play context lead-in for each scene and a bibliography of script sources. Introduction 1(10) SCENES FOR TWO MEN White Man Dancing 11(13) Stephen Metcalfe The Carnival 24(5) Chaim Potok Zara Spook and Other Lures 29(5) Joan Ackermann The Dance and the Railroad 34(7) David Henry Hwang A Peep Into the Twentieth Century 41(5) Christopher Davis Incommunicado 46(6) Tom Dulack Frankenstein: The Real Story 52(3) Gail Erwin Diesel Moon 55(5) Robert Auletta Welcome Home 60(7) Kathryn Schultz Miller SCENES FOR TWO WOMEN Roots in Water 67(7) Richard Nelson Gleaning/Rebusca 74(4) Caridad Svitch This One Thing I Do 78(3) Claire Braz-Valentine Michael Griggs Tables and Chairs 81(8) Stanley Rutherford For Her 89(8) Annie Evans SCENES FOR A MAN AND A WOMAN Signs of Life 97(6) Debbie Baley Stumps 103(7) Mark Medoff The Cinderella Waltz 110(6) Don Nigro Five Scenes From Life 116(9) Alan Brody The Scarlet Letter 125(7) Frank Bessell Jelly Belly 132(5) Charles Smith The Speed of Darkness 137(6) Steve Tesich Minna and the Space People 143(6) Wendy Hammond The Geography of Luck 149(5) Marlane Meyer Tainted Blood 154(3) Tom Jacobson Little Victories 157(8) Lavonne Mueller A Persistence of Vision 165(5) Sandra Morris Wetter Than Water 170(6) Deborah Pryor Flint and Roses 176(11) Jim Peck Troubled Waters 187(3) Brian Kraal To Moscow 190(7) Karen Sunde MONOLOGS FOR WOMEN The Only Woman General 197(4) Lavonne Mueller The Girlhood of Shakespeare's Heroines 201(6) Don Nigro I Can't Stop Thinking Today 207(3) Annie Evans Masha, Too 210(5) Karen Sunde MONOLOGS FOR MEN The Gallery 215(4) Chaim Potok Sunday Sermon 219(4) David Henry Hwang Lloyd's Prayer 223(3) Kevin Kling Anton Himself 226(11) Karen Sunde RESOURCE TEXTS List of Script Sources 231(6) Credits 237(4) About the Author 241