Get in the Act!: 60 Monologs, Dialogs and Skits for Teens

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Summary: Get in what ???
Review: I bought "Get in the act" this morning and ...this is the weirdest acting book I've had in my hands.

First of all there are very few monologs, and not ONE for girls is even remotely fun. They all talk about death, accidents, divorce, illness.. one is about cellulite, but even this one they managed to turn sad and boring.

I wish they'd have made a wider range of styles, not all actors like to do such dramatic scenes. The writing itself is rather plain, I think if you went to a chat room for troubled teens you'd have way more interesting scenarios.

Get "Monologs for young actors" by Lorraine Cohen instead, or browse through ...[Amazon.com's] catalog ...!

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Summary: Perfect for young aspiring actors
Review: My 12-year-old boy, who has an agent, was asked to come in and perform a 2-4 minute monolog. The library had material much too difficult, but this book is perfect for teens and has topics that they can relate to. A wonderful book and now I want to own it for his "future career."

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Summary: THE BEST BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: The book Get in the Act is a great book. It is perfect for teens or young aduts who like to act and enjoy drama. It has plays, dialogues, and monulogues they can relate to. My friend and I did a couple of the skits and preformed them to our friends and family. We had such a fun time with this book. We have renewed it 5 times from the library already. Thanks this is a great book!