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Okay, so will a monologue from "Ideal Husband" (1895) do for my "not contemporary" monologue for ASU???
for anyone who has seen it at state or whatev, im doing my "Six Random Women and the voice of a Man" for my contemporary, but i don't know if Ideal husband could be considered too "not shakespeare," if that makes any sense...what do you think!
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for anyone who has seen it at state or whatev, im doing my "Six Random Women and the voice of a Man" for my contemporary, but i don't know if Ideal husband could be considered too "not shakespeare," if that makes any sense...what do you think!
<3