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In the late 1980s, playwright Todd Alcott made a name for himself with a collection of searing, hilarious, poignant monologues about life in downtown New York. After 30 years, those monologues are finally available in print, bringing their tales of rage, paranoia and desperation into the 21st century. Anyone looking for a fresh monologue to do for an acting course need only open this volume.
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