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The Passion... and its Deep Connection with Lemon Delicious Pudding extract   drama   - Monologue extract
Issue Details: First known date: 1995... 1995 The Passion... and its Deep Connection with Lemon Delicious Pudding
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First known date: 1995
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    y separately published work icon The Actor's Audition Manual Dean Carey , Paddington : Currency Press , 1985 Z1183111 1985 anthology drama extract 'A handbook for the Australian actor with more than 160 audition pieces by Australian, American, European and New Zealand authors.' - Cover of both editions. The Actor's Audition Manual : Vol. 1 Sydney : Currency Press , 1998 pg. 214-16
    Note: Monologue for men
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The Actor's Audition Manual Dean Carey , Paddington : Currency Press , 1985 Z1183111 1985 anthology drama extract 'A handbook for the Australian actor with more than 160 audition pieces by Australian, American, European and New Zealand authors.' - Cover of both editions. The Actor's Audition Manual : Vol. 1 Sydney : Currency Press , 1998 pg. 131
    Note: Monologue for women
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y separately published work icon The Passion ... and Its Deep Connection with Lemon Delicious Pudding Sue Ingleton , Paddington : Currency Press Playbox Theatre , 1995 Z860099 1995 single work drama humour

Play with music.

A funny, passionate, erotic and disturbing epic voyage of self-discovery leads a woman named Silver through a fantastic world of vibrant images and events drawn from past legends and fables. Along the way she is transported back and forth between the suburban and the mythic.

The musical element combines pre-recorded music and vocal performance. The songs suggested are those by The Beatles, Rogers and Hammerstein, Puccini, Gregorian chants, and several famous Broadway musicals.

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