A woman in AA invites me to the Yoni Monologues, the Chiang Mai version of the Vagina Monologues.
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It&aposs all of my monologues, all my monologues in this one little book and I comment on them because some of them well, they sucked.
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It's encapsulated in the final two monologues of the play.
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The Refrigerator Monologues comes out June 6 from Saga Press.
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He gives dazzling monologues to each of the three parts.
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The show has been giving you guys some powerhouse monologues.
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Their inner monologues don't always represent who they actually are.
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Jukebox musicals, monologues and hagiographies are not my favorite things.
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Internal monologues are the only clue to each person's thinking.
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In "The Night Manager," Roper steadily delivers monologues about evil.
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With Refrigerator Monologues, it's like nothing else I've ever written.
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Or an early reading of an update to the Vagina Monologues.
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The Trump impeachment inquiry continues to fuel the late-night monologues.
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Do I really need 100 million monologues about Ford's ultimate plans?
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Opening monologues, celebrity guests on a couch and a musical performer.
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Domestic Work is a book of detailed and beautiful historical monologues.
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Those Trump jokes in the monologues don't write themselves, you know.
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Maddow is known for her lengthy and in-depth opening monologues.
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There's choreography, and these monologues I wrote that [Esco] acts out.
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I like longform monologues about the lore of this particular era.
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He had done over 2,000 monologues—not all of them perfect.
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She asked Emily's mother if she'd consider recording the toddler's monologues.
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He's since followed up with late-night monologues emphasizing the point.
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Acting students often come by in search of monologues for auditions.
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The monologues are short, and a few of them are remarkable.
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The writing adopts multiple registers, from snappy dialogue to sprawling monologues.
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In internal monologues, I explained my behavior as a professional necessity.
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Not that the form of the individual monologues has been jettisoned.
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Other, later monologues land with an impact that shakes the house.
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After work, he would call her and continue his obscene monologues.
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Stephen Colbert's self-isolation monologues are getting more and more ambitious.
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I even watched motivational movie monologues, poorly dubbed over nu-metal soundtracks.
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What will Adele talk about during her off-the-cuff midset monologues?
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PERINO: It&aposs called "The Gutfeld Monologues," and it comes out tomorrow.
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"Two Piece and a Biscuit" is built around a series of monologues.
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What did you hear from ABC as you were doing these monologues?
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When Facebook launched video, we were leaving monologues and waiting for replies.
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It's, in its own way, classic Ellison, who turned interviews into monologues.
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"I didn't want to just upload monologues to the internet," he says.
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In 1996, Eve Ensler premiered The Vagina Monologues in New York City.
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We need INTEL, Bran, not gothic monologues about the persistence of memory!
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FOWLER: That 50 years of partnership, "The Gutfeld Monologues," that&aposs great.
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We were used to Bee's extenda-a-rants and Noah's trenchant monologues.
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I've been watching all the late night hosts—just their opening monologues.
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In later weeks, the students do more individual "scene work" or monologues.
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And conversation is less a dialogue than a series of colliding monologues.
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Her conversations and interior monologues are embedded in lean, no-nonsense paragraphs.
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Kimmel has received plenty of accolades for his healthcare monologues this week.
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Intriguing, fluid and frequently funny interior monologues are what Thomas does best.
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And the bookshelves — lined with scripts, plays and monologues — were dusted off.
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The show's penchant for shock also manifests itself in lengthy, narrated monologues.
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The sites sold VHS tapes and later DVDs of Jones's monologues and documentaries.
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Two of Rock's most searing monologues on race garnered applause and even cheers.
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WATTERS: I can&apost believe you weren&apost going to sell the monologues.
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Getting tired of seeing the same person deliver monologues in between award categories?
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One of his most popular shows, It Goes Without Saying, contains extensive monologues.
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The Asian man never speaks; his role is to listen to Nick's monologues
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At home, Elijah monologues about acting, himself, commitment, and god knows what else.
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Check out the full trailer below, and start practicing your fantasy rap monologues.
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Ms. Law's script skillfully weaves in the notable biographical details through his monologues.
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In college, I was told not to prepare monologues of my own race.
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Presented across two screens, these monologues are disrupted by moments of magical realism.
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Ms. Pirro, whose fiery monologues have helped her show's ratings, sounded less contrite.
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His "Monologues of a Doomsday Survivor" (1992) attacked students who had fled to America.
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And I mean, I could have just filmed Tom Waits doing monologues for days.
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These explanations are mostly delivered through Lina's internal monologues and her father Robert's journal.
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Their monologues, cheesy as they sometimes get, do help kill time between each sprint.
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She spent the rest of her time in libraries, reading plays and practicing monologues.
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She or he must avoid long monologues, and instead tell the story through action.
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Structured as dual monologues — first Danny's, then Julia's — this is theater as ethical limbo.
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Mr Schroeder shows Wirathu firing out racist monologues and sermons to masses of devotees.
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It was one of the strongest feminist monologues that the series has ever delivered.
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What's not to love about twisted Elvis-esque monologues over 140+ bpm machine funk?
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The monologues he delivered on both of those nights were so personal to him.
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How many Seth Meyers and Stephen Colbert monologues will ridicule Griffin back into obscurity?
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So tell us about the book, you&aposve taken the best of the monologues.
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She's strange, stand-offish, a kind of Amy Dunne wannabe minus the snappy monologues.
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The Vagina Monologues creator loved it, and immediately signed on as an executive producer.
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He delivers monologues about the evils of superheroes and the worse evils of screens.
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Her candid IGTV monologues are performing the best of the six compared to feed.
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But the monologues are fascinating for anyone who has ever wondered how toddlers think.
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Watching the polished, laughter-filled monologues of the late night hosts is always entertaining.
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And during times of tragedy, late night talk show hosts regularly deliver solemn monologues.
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His monologues about immigration often warn of the risk of diseases carried by migrants.
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But the result is a series of monologues strung together without much dramatic weight.
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Ms. Jelinek's long monologues, which are both analytic and associative, pose challenges to directors.
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There's no need to give them monologues explaining the reasons behind their dark deeds.
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She reads a few Jezebel-like blogs and watches a Vagina Monologues-like play.
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Monologues are difficult to deliver in today's theatre; most audiences prefer action to reflection.
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Wald's monologues are enchanting, part of what makes "Judas" a successful novel of ideas.
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From the killer's interior monologues we learn that this won't be the last murder.
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The visceral force of Ms. Liddell's confessional monologues has salvaged many of her productions.
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There were paintings of Cattrall, handmade tarot cards, and a performance artist performing Samantha's monologues.
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They're putting on the first ever showing of The Vagina Monologues in the Burmese language!
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Some delivered thoughtful essays or monologues, while others summed up their thoughts in a tweet.
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I'm the kid who used to tape the Oscars and memorize Billy Crystal's musical monologues.
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Two decades after it first stormed through New York, is "The Vagina Monologues" still important?
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WATTERS: How will you handle the fact that Gutfeld might outsell you with the monologues?
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Often, these efforts manifest in giving them well-intentioned monologues about their screwed up lives.
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I&aposve been saying that, that -- WATTERS: I don&apost listen to all your monologues.
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Everywhere I go, people ask me where can they read the monologues from the show.
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Indeed, some of Bernd's monologues included text spoken by a doctor about the HIV virus.
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Kimmel's emotional monologues about health care and gun violence often go viral the next day.
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Billions is written in extended metaphors, strings of expletives, grandiloquent monologues, fire and brimstone soliloquies.
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One of these is Jack, from Jack's Auto Repair, who made appearances in these monologues.
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He quoted Jutting in one of his filmed monologues where he discussed going to jail.
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Biden, in particular, has racked up a series of gaffes, missteps, and occasional rambling monologues.
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They cut the script to about 30 minutes, including Alvy Singer's opening and closing monologues.
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The characters are less blank largely because of Zahler's writing, his eccentric metaphors and monologues.
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It courses through cosmetics ads, fitness instructor monologues, Instagram captions and, increasingly, pop feminist principles.
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So far, most of his debate performances have been characterized by "West Wing"-style monologues.
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Joe's monologues are addressed to "you," the victim and the viewer, and they're violently misogynistic.
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In the sketches and monologues that followed, Hollywood made its disdain for Mr. Trump known.
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Plays adapted as monologues from memoirs and close first-person fiction are seldom satisfying onstage.
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Journalists have documented a lot of it, through investigations and interviews and monologues and columns.
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He spoke in five-minute monologues, sounding jolly when he laughed and mumbling when pensive.
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On Last Week Tonight, John Oliver lambasted America's many broken systems in painstakingly detailed monologues.
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If you look at the things that I covered law and order, identity politics, terrorism, these are all the things that Donald Trump kind of hit on so I&aposm convinced that he created this entire clinical plank on my monologues or off my monologues.
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THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES (1996)By Eve Ensler At the time this series of monologues, performed as a one-woman show by the author, was released, they were viewed as revolutionary for their frank and sometimes disturbing discussion of topics like childbirth, rape and lesbianism.
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Her videos take the form of ebullient monologues, looping from silly into serious back to crass.
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I have a weakness for long monologues, and I tried to give Redford a good one.
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Movies often overdo exposition; people too often launch into monologues about things other characters already know.
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The stream is full of melancholy '22017s-era music and political monologues condemning Nazis and fascism.
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GUTFELD: All right, if you have not ordered my book, the "Gutfeld Monologues," go to simonandschuster.
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Even when the characters repeat themselves, or wander off into monologues, there is a rhythmic effect.
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Well, Donald Trump's tweets sound completely fitting as monologues from the Joker, so... that's not comforting.
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Bryan: But Adi… the monologues allow… him to speak… with dramatic pauses… placed at… odd moments.
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This may be one of the most important monologues I will ever give on this show.
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Similarly, "The Vagina Monologues" has been charged with privileging the voices of white, able-bodied women.
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I have a book coming out now of monologues I&aposd like to share with society.
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Those serious monologues are an extension of who I am as a person and my comedy.
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So, I decided, why not get the very best monologues and put them in the book.
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It was this brilliant guy, he's still out there, and he would tell these weird monologues.
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BAIER: Co-host of "The Five," Greg Gutfeld, whose new book "Gutfeld Monologues," is out today.
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It's one of many sobering monologues Oliver has given, and will likely deliver in the future.
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Over and over, the film grinds to a halt as he monologues about decadent modern society.
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It is the equivalent of the pan, zoom and monologues that distinguished photographs from motion pictures.
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At first, these monologues glow with a hopeful trust, though you might detect a whispering fretfulness.
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Monologues are accompanied by artistically distorted live video feeds of the actors projected on the backdrop.
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Mr. Lee directs every episode, as evidenced by the direct-to-camera monologues and dolly shots.
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In these twinned monologues by Simon Stephens and Nick Payne, men contemplate life, death and fatherhood.
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Between episodes of professional breakdown, he's given to rueful inner monologues on the theme of futility.
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Applause from a studio audience is as vital to talk shows as monologues and celebrity guests.
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Dr. Sue reminds us that so much of what happens online are monologues and not dialogues.
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What's happening when Joe is doing his soliloquies, however, is far stranger than the monologues themselves.
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And the movie also features Michael Stuhlbarg delivering one of cinema&aposs all-time-great monologues.
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The condition makes his voice softer than it used to be and makes long monologues difficult.
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He would improvise these long monologues and you're just thinking 'Is this dude channeling another person?
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In this way, we stand to create dialogue to replace the competing monologues we have now.
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There isn't much daylight between Rush Limbaugh's angry monologues on "feminazis" and Yiannopolous's thoughts on feminism.
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We all have monologues running in our head, and typically they run in our native tongue.
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He doesn't want to deliver long monologues about it, or feature passionate dissections of systemic racism.
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Previously, she'd had parts in college productions of The Wiz and The Vagina Monologues, and that's it.
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David Eckard creates performance objects, monologues, and sculptures, always with a wink toward the theater of futility.
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The film is a montage of previously unseen footage and monologues by people who knew him well.
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And Jared Leto should not be set loose on a character who speaks entirely in villain monologues.
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On January 9th, an anniversary edition of the book was released, including six never-before-published monologues.
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Mystique's cynicism, Magneto's losses, Scott and Jean's fears, even Charles' optimism all come out via expressionless monologues.
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Let's see if one man's 13-minute monologues are powerful enough to keep us from crossing it.
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"Marriage Story" depicts the couple's dissolution as a bitter, emotional battle with yelling, tears and many monologues.
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A quick search for best monologues in film or movies reveals that they are almost all male.
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Straight man, married, and he was like, 'Wow, this is The Vagina Monologues of the 21st century.
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It's heavy on monologues of self-revelation that, in the wrong hands, could freeze the show's momentum.
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"We have very pretentious programming, with an actor doing monologues from Tolstoy with Janacek quartets," he said.
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Yet, as anyone who watches his nightly monologues knows, his moving stories will often leave you laughing.
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During his requisite villain monologues, he tells Uhura that struggle defines the universe and makes people great.
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Daniel's crystalline monologues of recollection aside, "The Waverly Gallery" often has the ostensible waywardness of recorded conversations.
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His monologues reflect an eye for detail and, of course, a penchant for self-promotion, even delusion.
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Crucial to this strategy is steering showrunners into thinking of their shows as dialogues, rather than monologues.
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Acting out one of his monologues earned me a medal in a school speech and debate competition.
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They don't interact with the family members, and deliver their short, angry monologues directly to the audience.
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" He says he decided to start the monologues because he can only eat "so much Top Ramen.
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Reeves, too, uses most of his limited screen time to deliver monologues that seem pinched and obvious.
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Instead, they address the audience in confessional monologues that can be painfully personal, or funny, or both.
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This year the president's tweets, gaffes, hirings, firings and foibles again dominated late-night monologues and bits.
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Kimmel's monologues on gun control, net neutrality and Children's Health Insurance Program funding also received outsized attention.
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The poet Claudia Rankine created powerful spoken monologues that intersperse musical numbers, drawing on Baker's own words.
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It would be almost impossible for any broadcast channel to show Mr. Poperechny, given his profane monologues.
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It wasn't stream-of-consciousness, because few if any people have inner monologues that sound like that.
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It was very good comedy and, graded on the curve of Oscar monologues, it was shocking and fantastic.
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"My vagina doesn't need to be cleaned up," Eve Ensler declared in her 20153 play The Vagina Monologues.
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Krasinski cast himself as her ex-boyfriend, taking on what's arguably the most hideous of all the monologues.
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There were virtually no clips of actual show footage, leading to somewhat droning monologues from stars and creators.
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Then the tech reporters catch on, issuing long monologues on the future of the industry/a given product.
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"We seize the opportunity to make allegedly neutral figures reflect our inner monologues, desires, anxieties, etc," she says.
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And now, courtesy of Catherynne M. Valente in The Refrigerator Monologues, the fridged woman gets her voice back.
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As late as 2013, a local newspaper in Wisconsin chose to advertise the play as "The XXXXXX Monologues".
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A new Star Wars fan film takes one of the playwright's most famous monologues as a devastating inspiration.
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At the same time, Christie describes himself as being a voice of reason who speaks in explanatory monologues.
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Sean Hannity would be praising them with long monologues about how brave the players are for speaking out.
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A longtime lover of the Oscars, he used to tape the awards and memorize Billy Crystal's musical monologues.
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Serling and his bookend monologues act as a kind of central circuit breaker to the Twilight Zone's horrors.
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Trump Jr. sarcastically said that he was looking forward to Kimmel's monologues on the subject of Weinstein's sins.
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He has given us the gold standard of snark, rants and monologues a stand-up comic could envy.
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Audiences at comedy clubs also know they are laughing at monologues that have been performed many times before.
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Lyonne reveals Nadia's painful childhood slowly, in jerky monologues that drip out of her throat like acrid syrup.
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Annie's other hobbies include majestic monologues, in which she lays bare the roots of her grievances and griefs.
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Gather ye tissues; this ensemble drama has picked up where "Parenthood" left off in the lachrymose monologues department.
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The album's lyrics read like a coat of spiked armor and featured interstitial monologues railing against animal testing.
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At times, watching the monologues was like hearing someone deliver the toast at a sparsely attended office party.
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Batman delivers growling monologues into the night sky lit by his insignia, and he rides a ridiculous motorcycle.
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We get interior monologues and barometric readings of the drifting moods of a young, unhappy woman named Virginia.
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It is slow-moving and ponderous, and the occasional monologues from the Cajun voiceover guy are really ridiculous.
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Resembling monologues more than stories, the lack of conventional narrative shades My Vibe more toward poetry than prose.
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Mr. Caro spoke the way he writes, answering questions in shapely monologues that lasted five or six minutes.
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The only character who stands out in this farrago is Momo's dog, Mutt, granted monologues of his own.
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" An earlier version of this obituary misstated the year Ms. Rae performed Off Broadway in "The Vagina Monologues.
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While Mr. Colbert follows his monologues with earnest interviews, Mr. Fallon engages guests with game-show-like segments.
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But those shows — say, "Desus & Mero," or even late-night talk-show monologues — specialize in personalities and commentary.
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He merely says that, at least for the time being, he has lost interest in filming new monologues.
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First staged last year at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts, "Queens Row" is made up of three monologues.
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He merely says that, at least for the time being, he has lost interest in filming new monologues.
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Kimmel has stepped further into the political realm with viral monologues that tackle health care and gun control.
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Instead of leaving us to spiral downward with the disoriented Medea, "Mojada" relies on a series of monologues.
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Monologues are often addressed directly to the audience, with a chummy air that stops short of condescending jokiness.
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Between Ms. Mateus's monologues, the audience is shown videos of female bodies lying motionless in deserted urban settings.
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The pieces — either monologues or two-handers — are economical in format, each focusing on a hot-button topic.
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The news blindsided many liberals — particularly those with an ambient knowledge of Rachel Maddow's nightly monologues on MSNBC.
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That just leaves more room for the mix of razor-sharp quips and The Tick's signature goofy rambling monologues.
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Apart from Aditya Seal, whose love for tedious monologues might grate on your nerves, most roles are convincingly portrayed.
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He also filmed rambling monologues where he discussed the murders, binged on cocaine and explained his violent sexual fantasies.
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He usually took a "get it over with" approach, by uneasily delivering limited political commentary during short opening monologues.
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In one vision, also facilitated by Faith, he monologues at length about how the end times are upon us.
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Meanwhile, Calm is composed of languidly moving or static shots in which architectural detail mingles with semi-surrealist monologues.
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Jay Leno has once again proved no politician is safe when it comes to his honorary Tonight Show monologues.
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With its three characters speaking intertwined monologues, Abbie Spallen's "Pumpgirl" (2006) is a dark, swirling brew of a play.
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On Trump's Monologues It was him talking almost the entire time, which I've discovered is something he frequently does.
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Dolores with her endless monologues has seemed at many points to be less a character than a philosophy textbook.
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I had also been constructing installations using the hair of strangers, writing monologues, and training as an opera singer.
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Even with those aforementioned monologues, the show doesn't go into much detail about the technology powering its robotic hosts.
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In the same episode, Sansa shuts down Littlefinger in one of his classic I'm-smarter-than-you predatory monologues.
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O'Reilly provided perfect fodder for late-night skits and monologues, while only John Oliver fully addressed the Weinstein scandal.
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In the show, Caveh combines camera monologues, documentary footage and re-enactments to chronicle the struggles of everyday life.
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While the ensemble scenes are absorbing, Ms. Winkler also supplies confessional monologues, which are reasonably engaging, though ultimately unnecessary.
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Opinion: Saagar Enjeti I try really hard to pick a variety of stories during the week for my monologues.
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He has sensibly condensed the original, trimming monologues to create fluid dialogue that moves the story forward more briskly.
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Like the novel could show us people's intricate monologues or cinema could juxtapose disparate images to invoke new meanings.
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She tackles topical issues niche and broad with a mix of sharp monologues, pre-recorded bits, and fascinating guests.
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The show wholeheartedly believes in Lou and his single-minded "vision," as expressed via his many, many sweeping monologues.
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Drums are what herald two extraordinary monologues in this densely packed, erratic comic drama, directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz.
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A conversation — as opposed to parallel monologues — involves two people who are making an effort to understand each other.
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The Israeli-born Ms. Ronen often builds her shows around biographical monologues that boldly examine her performers' emotional scars.
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Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Sturridge are bringing to Broadway a pair of moving monologues about fatherhood, loss and resilience.
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St. Louis Actors' Studio is sharing Neil LaBute's "Ten X Ten Series" of original monologues on its Twitter page.
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Irish Repertory Theater is releasing videos of its actors performing songs, poems and monologues on its social media channels.
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Written as dueling monologues, the book offers a lively cultural history of Manhattan at the turn of the millennium.
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Mr. Dorsey's monologues have the tendency to say the same thing twice, but he has important points to make.
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He gives his characters long monologues about how, you know, the world really is if you'd only pay attention.
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"By the way, this is one of the hardest monologues I have ever had to get through," she wrote.
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Interior Monologues continues at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey (68 Elm Street, Summit, New Jersey) through June 16.
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Creepy old guy monologues, cats, the walking dead, and suburban kids walking in the woods with animal masks and shit?
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GUTFELD: By the way, I would sell -- I would sell the "Gutfeld Monologues," which are available now by the way.
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Three Through The Door was, you come out and you can do sort of whatever you want, your own monologues.
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For last night's event, Chance asked specifically for more monologues and stand-up sets along with the singing and dancing.
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Season 2 just delivers a series of dry monologues about being black in America, and the mistreatment of Native Americans.
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The subscription might last a lifetime, but how many times can you watch Aaron Sorkin's lengthy monologues about his craft?
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The monologues are blended with a chorus delivering lines from Queen Echuba, who was enslaved along with other Trojan women.
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Yet, we're all rooting for Barry — our sweet, awkward Barry — and rolling our eyes through Sally's Shakespearean machinations and monologues.
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Participants in the latest coalition talks said her negotiating prowess had proved a sharp contrast to Schulz's long-winded monologues.
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This one-hour special will feature some of the most informative and interesting Hannity monologues from the past few weeks.
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When I auditioned for theater programs, I didn't find monologues that sounded like me, or that I could relate to.
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Their monologues smack of Trump-isms, so much so that it's hard to remember that one man preceded the other.
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For $10 a month, it offers these and other hypnotic monologues, designed to promote peace in both sleep and wakefulness.
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The role of Anastasia ranges from waif to grand duchess with mad scenes, love scenes, and plenty of juicy monologues.
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The idea for the #StopHateDumpTrump campaign began in the apartment of Eve Ensler, the playwright who wrote The Vagina Monologues.
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Just like the Vagina Monologues were helpful in getting "us neanderthal men to understand the complexities of vaginas," Senghor said.
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In the current late-night atmosphere, sharp political monologues and guest interviews focused on President Trump have consistently delivered viewers.
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Though the piece unfolded as a series of monologues, there was also an implicit dialogue between Smith and her subjects.
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Johnny Carson praised the series in successive "Tonight Show" monologues; stores in Washington, D.C., reportedly sold out of blank videocassettes.
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That Mr. Morton dropped even one line would surprise Ms. Rhimes, who gives him aria-like monologues as Rowan Pope.
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The novel established a pattern that later works have followed: tense monologues that draw in the world with centripetal force.
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His podcast consists simply of monologues on variety of subjects — often, as here, taped in front of a live audience.
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The rest is composed and ... Your instant song, in the same way that Seth and those guys are writing monologues.
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But embedded within its four monologues is a rending, self-questioning consideration of the late dramatist's own much-cherished talent.
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More importantly, we'll get new monologues from the one and only Helga Pataki, the furious unibrowed queen of my heart.
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At meetings, there was usually a good deal of eye rolling when Mr. Biden began one of his long monologues.
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The entire nation has come to know the phrase "blood red," as it became the stuff of late-night monologues.
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The writers last season understandably wanted to incorporate the book's narrative voice, and the monologues still make good grace notes.
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But there are too many lumpy homilies in "The Locals," sections that read like monologues from lesser Arthur Miller plays.
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It mixes and reinvents inherited forms, blithely shifts from third-person to first-person narration, reproduces dreams and dramatic monologues.
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Amusing monologues and oddball encounters enliven T. Adamson's overstuffed play that follows two friends on a very long car ride.
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" Lisa Lerer, The Times: "So far, most of [Pete Butttigieg's] debate performances have been characterized by 'West Wing'-style monologues.
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One of Hamlet's best-known monologues (beginning "O, what a rogue and peasant slave am I") has been cut altogether.
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" Her recent history with nonmusical plays is sparser, but in 2002 she appeared in a production of "The Vagina Monologues.
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She doesn't cut her monologues, and lets them play out in a way that's comforting and almost hypnotizing to watch.
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The very idea of a piano "recital," introduced by Liszt in 1840, took inspiration from stage monologues and poetry readings.
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At Media Matters, we analyzed all of Sean Hannity's monologues on his Fox News show from May 15 through Sept.
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In Elaine Murphy's play, three women from one Dublin family tell a slice-of-life story through interwoven, interlocking monologues.
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In Elaine Murphy's play, three women from one Dublin family tell a slice-of-life story through interwoven, interlocking monologues.
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Moving more specifically into Refrigerator Monologues, I know you've written some about Gwen Stacy being the impetus to this book.
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Its lengthy interior monologues and over-explanations fly in the face of director Ueda's much-lauded "design by subtraction" ethos.
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But in the original novel, it's a series of inner monologues from Eli, and you really get this full internal monologue.
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If you have been a fan of "The Five," if you&aposve watched his monologues, you&aposre going to love it.
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But the shows themselves—mostly long-form interviews, monologues or narratives—don't often translate into readily shareable moments for these outlets.
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Meanwhile, the monologues have become bigger than the night around them, creating a tension between the room and the home audience.
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It is, in many ways, an old-fashioned play: naturalistic, tightly structured and filled with self-defining monologues of vernacular lyricism.
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But that one moment when he discovers the cell door is unlocked defines him more than a year's worth of monologues.
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There are more monologues, some boastful, a few semi-tragic, most of them routine ego splurges straight out of central casting.
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OpenMind's script wasn't filled with carefully crafted monologues or alternate scenes that could be unlocked depending on what action I took.
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We know our politicians can be absurd and our "Flori-duh" headlines are the low-hanging fruit of memes and monologues.
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Here with his picks, host of "The Greg Gutfeld Show," and author of the new book, the "Gutfeld Monologues," Greg Gutfeld.
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Over tuneless, unts-unts electronica, an uncredited woman monologues about her selfie process, name-checking Instagram filters and workshopping her caption.
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His race-baiting monologues set the tone for each episode, and his language was shocking by even the alt-right's standards.
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Beyond short monologues from minor characters, your main source of human conversation is live-action transmissions from anarcho-hacktivist leader Glitch.
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Felicity Huffman, Peter Krause, Josh Charles, Joshua Malina — plus all the walk-and-talks and soaring monologues you could dream of.
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The idea is that we're surrounded by lists even more than we realize, because our internal monologues are in list form.
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Late night comedians Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah, and Seth Meyers all included the avocado's now-uncertain fate in their opening monologues.
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"Engagements" diverges from naturalism in a series of interior monologues that some of the characters deliver into a hand-held microphone.
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One of Downtown New York's superlative tale spinners gathers up his trilogy of eerie monologues about the places he has haunted.
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Listening to Sibyl practicing monologues, Townes telling shaggy-dog anecdotes or Blaze punning and pontificating is like watching prospectors panning gold.
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He accepted my own interruptions of his monologues with good humor and often delight at the prospect of a new digression.
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Ms. Smith gives fresh resonance to familiar stories and turns monologues into dialogues as one searing vignette bleeds into the next.
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You could go see "Roman Holiday" at the Los Angeles Theater — or attend a reading of "The Vagina Monologues" in Oakland.
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Mr. Blanchard and Ms. Lemmons almost go too far in numerous soul-searching monologues that can skirt close to melodramatic excess.
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Her monologues are delivered defiantly to the heavens, as if she had a direct line to a cruel and almighty God.
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The performance text remained very much a novel, as characters delivered long monologues (though on occasion they did address each other).
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Ms. Ronen is known for combustible evenings during which actors exhume their personal traumas, emotional scars and fears, largely through monologues.
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Sometimes it's hard during all the monologues and musing to figure out if Mr. Simons is talking about Warhol or himself.
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He pared these down into 60 separate monologues, which he recorded himself with musical accompaniment from Chattanooga-based ensemble Prime Lens.
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Every so often, soliloquies happen: out-of-time monologues in which the girls give voice to concealed narcissism and abysmal doubts.
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Ari Miller and Elena Skopetos host this monthly showcase, wherein writers and actors debut character monologues for the very first time.
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Humor provides a way into heavier material, expressed not just through her finely calibrated monologues but also through her vivid dancing.
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Before long, I was dashing off eccentrically mispunctuated, barely readable stream-of-consciousness monologues stocked with the biggest words I knew.
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Given his more politically-charged monologues recently on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," there are sure to be some Trump jokes -- and disses.
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But there are moments of real beauty, as in a pair of overlapping monologues that twine around each other like vines.
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I did the show and I went home every night like it was a school night, to work on the monologues.
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Each delivers long, lived-in monologues to other characters as they wander a room, leave the frame, or burst into song.
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In a recent interview with CNN, Kimmel opened up about those monologues, President Trump and the changing world of late night.
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Mr. Eckert's Harold has stretches of plaintive singing, but delivers most of his part in long monologues filled with poetic flights.
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This is practically a one-woman show for Ms. Mateus, who takes no prisoners in a series of blunt, uncompromising monologues.
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Late-night comedy: The hosts are off this week, so we looked back at a year of monologues focused on politics.
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For a game that markets itself as a pulpy, violent throwback, it sure features way more character moments and internal monologues.
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Even with cutting out host monologues, it doesn't seem like the goal to keep the Oscars under three hours will be met.
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They stray from the ways design improves how you use things to effusive monologues about the immediacy and intimacy of experiencing them.
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His righteous monologues feel appropriately righteous, and he completely sells the idea that Turner's faith is what leads to his eventual rebellion.
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Some of these monologues are well-written, but most of them feel like they're too bulky and there to take up time.
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Daybreak is relatively easy to follow because of its straight-to-camera monologues that break the fourth wall on a regular basis.
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During these monologues, you mentioned how you didn't want to be doing this and that you'd rather be doing a comedy show.
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Only instead of heartfelt monologues about the weight of crime (and/or fighting it), the characters would burst into song, because sure.
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Such wanton violence probably reflects the state of mind of Mr Shekau, an enigmatic figure known through videos of his rambling monologues.
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Between the jump-scares and tear-jerking monologues of The Haunting of Hill House, I stubbornly was hung up on Steven's career.
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It's one of the funnier SNL opening monologues in recent memory, and hey, it also has some worthwhile things to say, too.
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Well shucks, I thought, and yes that quaint Midwestern word appears in my internal monologues, Well shucks, that bastard looks like me.
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As a slogan, "Nasty Woman" took off in a fever: There are Nasty Women-inspired t-shirts, tote bags, and Scandal monologues.
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But the director, Mr. Baumbach, casts Nora's point of view in a harsh light, with her feminist speeches framed like villain monologues.
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The monologues that make up "Sea Wall/A Life" (at the Hudson, directed by Carrie Cracknell) are two such dubiously useful contraptions.
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He offered up his 1990 Volkswagen Golf, Shakespeare monologues and tickets to any plays he might perform in for years to come.
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But neither man was prone to delivering hectoring monologues in the style of the "Daily Show" alums who now dominate late night.
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There's an autobiographical component to Mr. Acconci's plainly but potently worded monologues: When he's breaking up with a girlfriend, names are named.
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And as always, Mr. Hadary is excellent, making George's nautical-themed monologues and weather updates seem perfectly natural, if not wildly compelling.
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Mr. Gardner will unloose monologues — unfiltered, gale-force and repetitive — that can set professors' teeth on edge and lead classmates to snicker.
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Earlier this year, the White House started issuing brief video monologues from the President that strongly evoke his appearances on Burnett's show.
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"Music Under Stalin" included a "theatrical interlude" in which the actor Edward Gero delivered monologues that evoked scenes from Shostakovich's tormented life.
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"Sea Wall/A Life," a double bill of sombre one-act monologues, transfers from the Public to Broadway's Hudson Theatre (July 26).
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As in "Strange Interlude," characters are wont to break off in mid-conversation to pursue internal monologues of subtextual longings and regrets.
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During deranged monologues, the president — a liberal Democrat named Mark Hollenbach — rants about his perceived political enemies and imaginary plots against him.
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The setting for an idyllic marriage proposal often conjures up images of rose petals, candles, romantic dinners and heartfelt monologues on love.
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Todd VanDerWerff: The monologue that you open each show with certainly has a lot of resemblance to The Late Late Show's monologues.
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About 245 actors audition for it every year, heading to Lenox to deliver two contrasting Shakespeare monologues and answer a few questions.
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Theatergoers on all sides of me were crying in response to harrowing autobiographical monologues by actors playing refugees from Somalia and Afghanistan.
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Occasionally a note of wistfulness or melancholy slips into his monologues, but real regret and deep introspection are alien to his character.
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Mike Bloomberg's presidential campaign has hired a former television executive to get his campaign points into late night show monologues — including Colbert's.
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How many white women flock to The Vagina Monologues, but skip for colored girls because they think it doesn't speak to them?
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She creates a dialogue out of monologues among souls who, in real life, might never have occasion to speak to one another.
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Kimmel has emerged as a major critic of Trump on late-night television, delivering emotional monologues opposing the attempted repeal of ObamaCare.
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André Holland never thought much about writing his own monologues when he attended the Tisch graduate acting program at New York University.
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You listen to one of his faux-Shakespearean monologues and tell me you're not tempted to cross over to the dark side.
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Issa, as she explains to Molly early in the episode, isn't the bold woman she pretends to be in her mirror monologues.
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She records advice vlogs — which she doesn't realize are monologues of affirmation and motivation that she subconsciously wishes someone would tell her.
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In all seriousness, those were really emotional monologues you had about a year ago with healthcare and the shooting in Las Vegas.
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We found that in 51 percent of the monologues, Hannity dismissed or diminished the notion that Trump may have colluded with Russia.
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Despite Bannon's lofty monologues about "economic nationalism," though, his key contribution to the conservative movement and the Trump presidency wasn't his ideology.
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Above all, we hear their voices, handled so powerfully by the voice actors that their silences sometimes say more than their monologues.
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While most Golden Globe monologues go after the stars in attendance – "Ricky Gervais-style!" as Samberg reminded viewers — this year's hosts went sweet.
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All three of his monologues this week make clear that he would love to drop the sincere pleas and keep making people laugh.
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The fact that Rook never talks, though, means that the monologues of others are the only opinions that we hear in the game.
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He even talked like Trump, at times, delivering tangentially related monologues that ping-ponged from subject to subject with little evident connective tissue.
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Every year, we're stuck with the same handful of options for expressing our most embarrassing inner monologues about the people in our lives.
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Loving Her is made up of equal parts erotic drama and long monologues about race and sexuality, but both make for essential reading.
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He beat his own record from 2016, notes the study, which used monologues from Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and Trevor Noah.
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We get brief italicized sequences that describe Yeong-hye's thoughts, which range from diarylike internal monologues to something approaching a post-language state.
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These are people who attend midnight screenings, can quote monologues by heart, and sneer at anyone who hasn't caught on to their club.
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Much like the great theatrical monologues of yore, this one had everything: tears, heart and a very blonde lady baking in the sun.
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Even YouTube commenters — a community of people whose bar for what's offensive is laughably low — thought the monologues might have gone too far.
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His overdramatic, fourth-wall-breaking monologues, easily the most irritating of the "House of Cards" signature stylistic flourishes, are back in full force.
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There's something honest, and searching about the production—as tracks like "Chama Piru's" start out declarative but quickly descend into psychedelic internal monologues.
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What results are dissertation-like monologues where the reader is schooled on the intricacies of white guilt as it relates to oppressive cultures.
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"The Late Show" and other late-night shows have also been producing rough-around-the-edges monologues and other comedy from hosts' homes.
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A series of scenes and monologues extracted from the Beckett play "Endgame," it is a work of utterly assured starkness — confident and patient.
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After almost 42 years, the club, which hosted jazz, comedy, burlesque, "The Vagina Monologues" and more, falls victim to rising real estate costs.
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Like the characters in his TV monologues, "Talking Heads" (probably his masterpiece), he lets us glimpse strong emotion coiling just beneath the veneer.
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Maybe that's why so many of the performers pitch their monologues directly to the audience, like stand-up comics in search of reassurance.
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The novel's emotional world is as flat and parched as the desert in which Ellie crashes; the monologues inefficiently repeat information and action.
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One of the criticisms you faced for your monologues about health care was that you'd gotten some of your information from Senator Schumer.
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"People are often biased by their own internal monologues, which, after social interactions, can be remarkably self-critical and negative," the authors wrote.
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" Millet calls the novel "a study in obsessiveness" and adds that "intriguing, fluid and frequently funny interior monologues are what Thomas does best.
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Subdued to the point of flatness, it drains the life out of Ms. George's humor — a particular shame for the beautifully written monologues.
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Other videos hinge on monologues and dialogues spoken by eerily familiar automated voices that ruminate on punctuation and abstract, philosophical ideas of language.
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At the moment I'm just addicted to American politics, so I'll watch pretty much all the late-night show monologues the next morning.
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Violet and Finch's inner monologues â€" they trade off narrating chapters â€" are exquisitely written with profound observations that have touched readers deeply.
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Structurally, she makes monologues out of dances and drops songs into scenes; in other words, "Album" is a saturation in which everything overlaps.
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She must know how to empower women by sharing her own personal experiences but also understanding that war story monologues can be counterproductive.
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Founded by Eve Ensler, the author of "The Vagina Monologues," V-Day is a global campaign to end violence against women and girls.
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Salieri adroitly handles the dizzying array of situations that Beaumarchais throws his way, generating Oriental marches, love duets, shepherd masques, and bloodthirsty monologues.
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If you're looking for the network late-night hosts to alter the focus of their monologues from anything and everything Trump, keep looking.
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So Mr. Mee's contemplative monologues, performed by Kim Ima as she pilots an inflatable raft across the pool, are something of a relief.
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As with the other novels, the story resists typical plot summary, and highlights the rich monologues Faye elicits from the people she encounters.
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The videos prompt you to make decisions for the protagonists, or, alternatively, switch your perspective in order to listen to different characters' inner monologues.
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WATTERS: You know, Greg, if someone locked you up and you found out that police officer hated "The Gutfeld Monologues" and hated FOX News.
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Like Arábia, Outer Edge is formally beautiful, with luscious nocturnal cinematography and monologues that sound as if they were lifted from a Greek tragedy.
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There is no chatter, no laughter, no play or clash of personalities that take place outside the monologues they perform for one another other.
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What's true is that Olivia Pope, paired with a white coat and a withering stare, will always win — especially when it comes to monologues.
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In 2003, Pulinario participated in a documentary produced by the Vagina Monologues creator Eve Ensler, who was leading a writing workshop at Bedford Hills.
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In Ralph's Slack, Goose said, amused posters goaded Lane into conspiratorial freakouts, giving him more attention as his monologues became more elaborate and intense.
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Practice covered everything from improvising ten monologues in a row to making up a song on the spot, aided only by an improv pianist.
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Her monologues hew to the older, joke-driven style, and they're full of goofy one-liners that lack much in the way of teeth.
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For Denis, however, monologues are too broad, and, too often, they mean the host has to discuss things like — per Denis' example — Lindsay Lohan.
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Her cellmate is a fellow runaway named Debbie, whose ripped jeans and profane monologues mark her as part of the city's nascent punk scene.
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Throughout, a faceless narrator with a raspy voice paraphrases — and eventually recites in full — monologues from Shakespeare's Henry V and John Milton's Paradise Lost.
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NRA TV host Dan Bongino didn't mention guns once in a series of video monologues posted to the gun lobby's Twitter page Thursday night.
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Eve Ensler, an anti-violence activist and author of The Vagina Monologues, answers these questions in her genre-bending book, The Apology, published Tuesday.
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We need you for all the laughs, all your wonderful toys and of course your wonderful touching monologues at the end of your movies.
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He didn't want to change the script, he didn't want to add artificial monologues, but he did want something to sink his teeth into.
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Lahren was hired by Beck in 2015, and she has since built a following after her monologues began regularly going viral on social media.
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Ms. Jackson attended Franklin K. Lane High School and delivered monologues at assemblies under the guidance of a teacher who recognized her acting potential.
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Her conservative monologues regularly went viral on social media, building her online following to 4.3 million Facebook followers and more than 680,000 Twitter followers.
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At the same time, Manafort praises Hannity's monologues during his evening show, and describes Hannity as a steadfast supporter and fighter for his cause.
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There are other gambits of this type, bold but unflashy trademarks: monologues that flicker with small cuts, like quick blackouts, or a mini flashback.
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Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers, in particular, have built their shows around jokes and monologues at the president's expense.
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Mr. Harrower has provided both Una and Ray with gorgeous, unsettling memory monologues about being lost in a claustrophobic village to which they escaped.
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The campaign has even turned some of those stories into a play that is touring college campuses — sort of a Vagina Monologues for abortion.
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When Xavier speaks, he usually starts by pulling his long silken fringe away from his eyes, before launching into often lengthy, always thoughtful monologues.
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There, she's free to perform experimental monologues and sing through a microphone—which she regularly does at galleries, museums, and the occasional music venue.
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PARELES Somewhere between the aerobic slacker punches of the Ramones and the rambling internal monologues of the Streets sits Rat Boy, born Jordan Cardy.
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Critics, like audiences in general, were mixed in their response to Mr. Simon's comedy, which tended toward shticky one-liners and heart-squeezing monologues.
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It could well secure Oscar nominations for both Ms Johansson and Mr Driver, who handle extended monologues and fierce raw emotions with extraordinary skill.
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The film wasted likable actors like Lee Pace and Karen Gillan on lots of droning monologues about taking over the galaxy and what-not.
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But it's not really true of many of the monologues on Westworld, which just sort of sit there, daring us to find them profound.
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In a joint telephone interview, the two actors said they were eager to continue working on the monologues, and encouraged by the audience response.
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"In the Blood" also has a touch of Brecht's theater of alienation, with its use of projected titles and isolated monologues of self-justification.
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The events of Édouard's fateful evening are revealed piecemeal, through a series of monologues and interrogations that tumble forth over an intermissionless two hours.
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Every year, they hold an open casting call and invite their neighbors at Tender Mercies, a halfway house for homeless adults, to give monologues.
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There's nothing to be done, though, with the mini-monologues in "The Steam Train," which intrude on a catchy, propulsive number with ghetto clichés.
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Her monologues grounded Offred's periods of hopeless stasis, her gaze pierced the camera, and her despair and determination were the center of the series.
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If "Linda Vista" has been recalibrated since Chicago — the women's parts have thickened, Wheeler's monologues have thinned — it still participates, enthusiastically, in this tradition.
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" The idea stemmed from convoluted monologues he made during his daily editorial meetings at MSNBC, which his staff jokingly called "The Chris Hayes podcast.
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Harrower has the focus of a songwriter, and his exquisitely wrought monologues are like odes to Una and Ray's power struggles, desires, and elisions.
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Today, Glenn Beck looks almost nothing like the clean-shaven pundit who became famous delivering tearful Fox News monologues and emceeing Tea Party rallies.
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The narratives are intimate, presenting the artists' sexual and emotional desires alongside inner monologues that take the form of thought bubbles and asterisked sidebars.
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As monologues, as one-acts, as meditations on, as Mr. Gyllenhaal put it, "the terror of loving," the plays are not obvious Broadway fare.
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As monologues, as one-acts, as meditations on, as Mr. Gyllenhaal put it, "the terror of loving," the plays are not obvious Broadway fare.
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These monologues are given by real people, not sketch characters, and the speakers include a cis woman, a trans woman, and a gender-nonconforming person.
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The scene at the arcade with Najja and the trans woman is the only time the episode really ties the monologues and the sketches together.
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Facebook launches Candidate Info where politicians pitch on camera Facebook is enticing political candidates to make vertical videos in which they deliver monologues to voters.
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The story showed who won which awards, with behind-the-scenes moments as well as custom graphics and filters (though it didn't show entire monologues).
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"With her singular voice, she gives us a score that reimagines 90s hits into ingenious parodies and yearning monologues for her lovesick characters," it says.
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So we should challenge the cacophony of competing monologues that denigrate our institutions and good people who do their best for their clients every day.
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On our televisions, The West Wing fooled us into thinking that grandiose monologues delivered by clever white people could right any wrong in the world.
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If the monologues feel epic and overdetermined, it is because they are meant to highlight the farcical, barbaric aspects of the entire Wall Street apparatus.
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She wants the narrative to be carried along by the propulsive drive of her monologues, by the deep need and injury of her female characters.
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Pirro has emerged as one of Trump's most vocal defenders on television, routinely using on-air monologues to call out those who criticize the president.
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Margaret Moos Pick, Mr. Keillor's early producer and former longtime girlfriend, said his Lake Wobegon monologues put him into something like a state of hypnosis.
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Flowers credited Ava DuVernay's "13th," a film about race and incarceration, and Jimmy Kimmel's political monologues with convincing him to turn his thoughts into music.
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Lahren, a 24-year-old known for her video monologues delivered in a brash, self-aggrandizing tone, rose to quick prominence within right-wing media.
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I don't remember us reading Shakespeare in school but I definitely remember my theatre classes always shoving monologues from Hamlet or Macbeth down our throats.
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Plenty of people also loved to complain about their journeys, but found that getting caught up in their own internal monologues just prolonged the stress.
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The writing in both games is strong, but what makes Blazkowicz work is the person bringing his inner monologues to life: voice actor Brian Bloom.
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But this is an accomplished cast, and once Hamlet's gloom gives way to passion, Mr. Iwuji brings a striking clarity to the monologues (1:40).
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But this is an accomplished cast, and once Hamlet's gloom gives way to passion, Mr. Iwuji brings a striking clarity to the monologues (1:593).
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The Late Show staff may all be social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic, but that doesn't mean Stephen Colbert is about to stop his monologues.
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Marnie has some aria-type monologues, but there is little opportunity for Ms. Cooke to depict the gap between reality and her character's self-understanding.
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Enrique, who loves to talk and can trap anyone within earshot to listen to one of his running monologues, now slurs most of his words.
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They're not just watching people deliver monologues or weak parodies or easy potshots at the headlines, à la the current incarnation of Saturday Night Live.
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Donald T. Sanders, the director, interleaves Hans's monologues and the puppet interludes with music, mostly from Henry Purcell and Benjamin Britten, neither an Andersen contemporary.
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One of my monologues tells the true story of an old immigrant who walked 5,000 kilometers from the Iraqi desert to the ice of Sweden.
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As David Letterman used to do in his late-night monologues, Gulman savors a colloquial term, repeating it until the mundane starts to sound odd.
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Last year she contributed to the soundtrack and inner-monologues for animals in Discovery's Serengeti series, giving literal voice to mother nature and her creatures.
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Yes, monologues are kind of Oscar-grabbing stunts for some actors — but this one is a journey, one that seems to sneak up on Nicole.
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In the Oakland event, competing students can perform their own original poems, monologues and scenes in addition to well-known speeches by King and others.
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The Haggler is going to take a guess based on a few of Mr. Willis's videotaped monologues, some of which have more than 100,000 views.
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But they are passages that turn those delivering these monologues into social case studies, a status that the bluntly drawn performances do not always combat.
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" That support continues outside of the school, which helped to promote to the school community her role in a local production of "The Vagina Monologues.
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Occasionally, in between monologues, a buzzer sounds; that she is wearing a hoodie and he is often pacing only add to the boxing-match mood.
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Matthew Rhys essentially monologues his scene partner into submission, which feels like a feat of spy- and stagecraft delivered with such raw precision that it's dazzling.
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Other than a nebulous "winning," there is nothing for a player of Far Cry 5 to latch onto other than the long monologues of the villains.
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Especially the monologues that we shot in one day that had to be done in a particular way with a specific kind of energy and emotion.
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Villaseñor – the show's first Latina cast member – comes from a background of standup comedy, having toured over 100 venues across the country with monologues and impressions.
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Related: These Vagina Watercolors Ooze Energy and Freedom Elvie, the Video Game for Your Vagina A Two-Headed Feminist Play Turns Internal Monologues into Critical Dialogue
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His joke-dense monologues have packed the making of the Constitution ("Unconstitutional") or the history of civilization ("Long Story Short") into a tidy hour and change.
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The big picture: A think tank studied all 6,337 political jokes in the monologues last year, and Trump was the subject of nearly half of them.
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" Kimmel also said that Iger hasn't a word about the monologues to him — "no attempts to dissuade me from talking about any of the stuff, ever.
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Here are the appearances that made headlines, coined new terms (see: "alternative facts"), graced the opening monologues of late-night TV and spawned countless memes. 1.
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For a series that, like fellow famously wordy early aughts show The West Wing, would have monologues and chunks of dialogue that went on for pages.
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I'd drunk an admittedly insane four cups and whiled away an hour watching the previous evening's late show monologues before I remembered the task at hand.
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Several of the show's characters — usually the men nursing bourbon and age-old resentments — steer scenes with extended monologues that go on and on and on.
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The monologues often focus on Silverman's personal experiences, instead of current events — or, rather, they use current events as a way to discuss their personal implications.
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Colbert raised eyebrows with a joke during one of his monologues in which he suggested that Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in sexual acts.
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Shilts wrote And the Band Played On with an omniscient narrator voice—creating the inner monologues of the people he wrote about from his own imagination.
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Known for long monologues, General Milley has also learned to be concise with Mr. Trump, offering clear opinions but allowing the president to dominate the conversation.
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" She has toured with Suzanne Vega and Mary Chapin Carpenter, acted in plays including "The Vagina Monologues" and voiced the character Rachel Jordan on "The Simpsons.
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This will not be like the US where the American TV talk shows, with their erudite monologues, seem to take a high-minded view of satire.
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A typical YouTube editing tactic, in which dozens of takes are stitched together through hyperactive jump cuts, imbues sex-ed monologues with an almost manic energy.
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Davis explains that the motivation for starting the project, which she refers to as the "Vagina Monologues for Black hair," stemmed from her own hair history.
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And every time the two trade barbs, it's McGregor's erudite and whimsical Ric Flair-like monologues and one-liners that get the bulk of the attention.
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Whatever it is—I've got nothing against abstraction—it's emblematic of the show's unfulfilled hope of making its monologues rise to the level of watchable drama.
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It remains the opera's glaring fault, a confusing assemblage of found text that keeps characters from truly interacting as dialogues become little more than simultaneous monologues.
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Just the opposite: Milch created idiosyncratic, quasi-Shakespearean dialogue (and monologues) that combined the diction of a print culture with the dirty funk of the frontier.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT Once he was able to read the report, though, Colbert found enough fodder for two full monologues at the top of "The Late Show.
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The actor Jeff Wilbusch leaves the most poignant impression in a moving series of monologues about his painful adolescent separation from his Hasidic family in Israel.
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The 24 Hour Plays, a group that brings actors, writers, directors and composers together to produce new work in a single day, released "Viral Monologues" videos.
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Stephen Colbert has had no qualms about routinely using his Late Show monologues to call President Donald Trump cruel and inept ever since Trump was elected.
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This version of the event is called the Viral Monologues, a series of new monologue that premiere every 15 minutes for the full 24-hour period.
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It seems a deliberate irony on Alharthi's part that Abdallah, the only male character granted his own chapters, delivers many of his monologues from a plane.
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One Circle created a play, "The Leftover Monologues," which celebrates being "leftover" and tackles the topics too often unspoken, like sexual harassment, date rape, and homophobia.
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During recording sessions a couple of years before, she made audiotapes of a number of her monologues for RCA—the principal surviving samples of her art.
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Landscape orientation is helpful for longer clips that often require establishing shots and fitting multiple people on screen, while vertical was better for quick selfie monologues.
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House Intelligence Committee ranking member Devin Nunes blazed the trail for Trump defenders, with opening statements in last week's hearings that sounded like conservative media monologues.
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Though written in legalese, the report often appeared to formalize the President's Twitter feeds and the monologues of conservative news show hosts who support the President.
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Mr. Stone has had tremendous success with "Wicked," another musical centered on female foes, and, among other projects, worked on "The Vagina Monologues" by Eve Ensler.
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Mr. Trump has turned many of these sessions into either monologues or opportunities for his supporters to tell him what a great job he is doing.
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She answers questions not as if she is sitting in an interrogation but on a first date, going into long monologues about her ideas on life.
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Episode five, which is just all of those monologues from the characters about their sexual desires and histories, was pretty audacious and one of my favorites.
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Before we go, you can preorder my new book, the "Gutfeld Monologues" is in stores July 31st, but I would order now because they are running out.
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Fueled by outrage and the ongoing drama of the Trump White House, Colbert's monologues quickly became longer and angrier, to better encompass everything he had to say.
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Once, thinking it was funny, one of my friends crept into my room on a road trip and recorded me in one of my violent night monologues.
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Stories viewers are used to off-the-cuff tone, shaky production and selfie monologues, allowing these creators to speak to directly to their audiences without much fuss.
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The Bladerunner's antagonists espouse the kind of idealistic extremism that drives countless anime plots; it's ripe for philosophical monologues delivered by Eugenics Control administrators and "Naturist" fanatics.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Academy Awards are almost here and many people will be talking about red carpet fashion, comedic monologues, and who got robbed.
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These two monologues in repertory from the British dramatist Philip Ridley — told from the perspectives of seriously disturbed narrators — begin in shadow and progress steadily into midnight.
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Kimmel has delivered multiple alternately tragic and comic monologues over the past few months about the repeal of Obamacare, very likely helped impact the bill's early death.
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Walker is a Wisconsin native who went to NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and also runs a one-woman show called The Quarter-Life Crisis Monologues.
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All this is significantly different in tone to the monologues typical of late-night talk shows, where the host expounds, uninterrupted, about government policy or social issues.
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I'm working on a book of poetic monologues for young people of color who speak the way that we speak and the way that we've grown up.
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She continued acting right up until this year, taking small roles in TV shows and movies -- but also had stage roles ... including "The Vagina Monologues" on Broadway.
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His noir-style monologues, gritty voice, and subdued performance made me imagine what Blade Runner would have been like with Hauer as Deckard instead of Harrison Ford.
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Journalists who have big followings for their articles on Facebook could now use Stories for raw and immersive looks at the news, combining monologues, screenshots and interviews.
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Even though she took us sporadically to a non-denominational church where I watched two stunning drag queens perform The Vagina Monologues at the annual spaghetti dinner.
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The 29-year-old comedian's rapid-fire monologues on everything from typical boyfriends to regional accents have attracted a massive following on Youku, a video-sharing site.
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The memefication of the Star Wars prequels have turned the films' overly complex storylines, meandering monologues, and clunky dialogue into George Lucas's most important and entertaining work.
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In 2015, Vinaite was discovered by director Sean Baker over Instagram, where, at the time, she was promoting her pot-themed clothing line and uploaded energetic monologues.
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The back-and-forth burns Kimmel, who in the last year has become known for his political monologues, didn't shy away from taking jabs at Cruz's politics.
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During her monologues that guide the plot's action, Rue narrates her torpid feelings in a way that is rarely enumerated so accurately on a major television show.
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I accepted some quests just for the sake of hearing one of Jeffrey Combs' lovingly-acted monologues, and during my entire trip, I never saw another player.
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To be fair, Mr. Greenspan, 61, who has previously performed monologues drawn from Aristotle's "Poetics" and Gertrude Stein's high-modern meanderings, has a weird idea of fun.
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In the case of Ms. Reza's exploration of one man's depression, composed mainly of monologues, the thrust stage allows the audience to be close to each actor.
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So it felt usefully uncomfortable to listen to real people sharing their own stories and a lot more comfortable and less useful to hear actors recite monologues.
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Maggie becomes carsick, Jacob kvetches, Kathy delivers monologues with subtexts of disapproval about Amy's relatives, and Amy takes inventory of the passing nail salons along the highway.
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As they yammer through meandering monologues featuring soy milk and the C.I.A., the director, Martin Owen, tarts up the tedium with stylized lighting and quirkily staged flashbacks.
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Striding the soundstage in the Mezzanine Theater at A.R.T./New York Theaters, he delivers heightened monologues into a cordless microphone as if he's narrating his own brilliance.
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After the opening, the two women took turns delivering surrealist monologues filled with ripe imagery but no context, while the men continued to writhe on the floor.
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Most speakers tend to steer clear of controversial or incendiary topics, relying instead on relatively safe monologues of congratulatory sentiments and career advice in their given discipline.
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The juxtaposition of fun fruit with depressing emotions worked beautifully with this song; Peggy's sad monologues mixed with a Parisian circus/bistro chorus arranged by Randy Newman.
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In previous scenes, cast members speak as "themselves," giving brief monologues about their love for their husbands or for dance, but Ms. Tanjuaquio resists telling her story.
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Episode 2, "Rising," features one of the best TV monologues in years, with Sam ripping into a blah lover who has (foolishly) accused her of being mean.
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In the first season, he frequently breaks into monologues rattling off autism symptoms, bringing to mind the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in human form.
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SEA WALL/A LIFE Get tickets early: Tom Sturridge and Jake Gyllenhaal star in this pair of heady monologues by Simon Stephens ("Heisenberg") and Nick Payne ("Constellations").
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And in their interwoven monologues, the three actors move toward an ending accompanied by images of the celestial — a skyward vision of a solace unavailable on earth.
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There's the casual, knowing rapport with listeners; the baggy, multihour shows, which double as news digests; the moralizing monologues that transition seamlessly into jokey rants and asides.
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Singh, who favors brightly colored pantsuits and sneakers, delivers high-energy monologues that avoid explicitly political material but don't shy away from uncomfortable topics such as Weinstein.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti It seems I can't stop talking about The New York times here for my monologues, but they just keep making such egregious mistakes.
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By the next year, the workshops were drawing eager audiences at various locations in Hollywood, where Mr. Austin and his friends performed improv skits, monologues and songs.
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One such supporter rose to Ingraham's defense on Wednesday night, calling her comments "one of the most important (truthful) monologues in the history" of the mainstream media.
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In general, the series leans too heavily on monologues — to lovers, to lost spouses, to unborn babies — on its sentimental folk-rock soundtrack, and on twist storytelling.
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Two of the major, and majorly beautiful, monologues in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins's new play, "War" (at the Claire Tow, through July 3), are spoken by Charlayne Woodard.
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The audience truly hangs on the pauses in this Hamlet's monologues, and even if you know the speeches, you wait in suspense for what he'll say next.
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Instead of describing the dynamic he has with women, he shows us, juxtaposing his monologues with phone conversations between him and a girlfriend, played by Suki Waterhouse.
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Its peculiar rhythms, in which certain characters conduct nearly uninterrupted monologues of over 10 minutes, seem entirely deliberate, as does the sometimes plain affect of the performers.
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Delivered in a measured baritone, Mr. Frank's monologues — tragic, philosophical and sometimes confessional excursions that trod the line between fact and fiction — brought listeners into unusual territory.
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The short film includes a behind-the-scenes look at Fred P's life, including performances in cities across the globe, tour footage and the producer's own monologues.
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It squeezes in monologues, a pretaped cold open featuring Thede sucking up to a hot Trump supporter, and a "pop-up concert" spotlighting Los Angeles rapper Duckwrth.
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Among the many figures whose legends Ms. Starlite deflates in her often hilarious between-song monologues, is Ms. Faithfull's onetime boyfriend Mick Jagger, who received the harshest treatment.
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On February 20153th 1998, a benefit performance of "The Vagina Monologues" at the Hammerstein Ballroom included such actors as Glenn Close, Whoopi Goldberg, Lily Tomlin and Goldie Hawn.
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But rather than reading inner monologues, that experiment asked users to imagine pushing a cursor around a screen with their arms, then captured the resulting motor neuron activity.
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But if you rattle off 60-minute monologues peppered with witty asides, you might end up being not just a memorably strange teacher, but an ineffective one too.
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The teaser glances briefly at Kanye's hospitalization; the music gets dark and foreboding as each Kardashian monologues about how difficult it is to live in the public eye.
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For everyone who's actually been at a wild party, please imagine if someone decided to cut the music and throw the lights on to share strange, shady monologues.
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The podcast is primarily told through the monologues of narrator and main character Cecil Palmer — a format that doesn't lend itself particularly well to a more visual medium.
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Give me wrenching monologues, moments of profound personal triumph, a way to reflect on my own experiences, a character I care about so completely it should be embarrassing.
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"I've got a thing for my laptop computer," she sings on one of her many meta-songs, uploaded to her YouTube channel alongside hundreds of sterile, cybernetic monologues.
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She recently organized the first "Abortion Monologues" in Lexington, providing a stage for women and men to share their stories while trying to increase empathy and erase stigma.
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You can count on late night hosts Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon to give a fresh spin on the tape, opening with the story in both their monologues.
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"Scandal" Season 5 (coming to Netflix on Saturday) Watch if you like big monologues, Shondaland soaps that go to 11 and political thrillers with a lot of shouting.
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He also filmed monologues he called the "narcissistic ramblings of Rurik Jutting" in which he spoke of the murders, binged on cocaine and explained his violent sexual fantasies.
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"The Pen" is the stop-you-in-your-tracks reason to go to "Inner Voices," a program of three new musical monologues presented by Premieres at TBG Theater.
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One of the series' most popular monologues occurs when Walt goes on a rant to wife Skyler, confidently telling her that he's the only one people should fear.
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Those experiences later became grist for her caustic, comic novel "Postcards From the Edge," whose chapters are variously presented as letters, diary entries, monologues and third-person narratives.
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And yet, even with all the darkness in the episode, Picard gives one of his trademark monologues — this one about optimism — as this chapter comes to a close.
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If this makes you think of the circularity of "La Ronde" while also recalling "The Vagina Monologues," you're only partway through the thicket of the play's theatrical references.
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And yet, later in the episode, it's one of Greg's many monologues that provides a rare glimpse of the much better series one hopes it could still become.
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There are maybe a few too many explanatory monologues in the film's back half, and there are some weird twists and turns involving one of the Guardians themselves.
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Miranda merely submits to a series of impassioned monologues, a format that saps the show of the energy that would have been generated by back-and-forth exchange.
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When he dropped his name for a symbol in 1993 and went by The Artist Formerly Known as Prince, he became fodder for jokes in late night monologues.
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The hit-and-run death may have kick-started their monologues, but every speaker is gripped by his or her own private world and by consuming emotional wounds.
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As a result her new numbers, in addition to the big old one, become a string of super-intense monologues, as if she were Hamlet or Sweeney Todd.
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The waterworks came for me right as Marriage Story began, with a pair of monologues detailing exactly what each member of its central couple love about each other.
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Born in Mumbai and raised in England and Florida, Mr. Mandvi said he spent his youth doing monologues from "Death of a Salesman" or plays by Eugene O'Neill.
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Footnotes to a footnote, they nevertheless become, in a series of beautifully shaped 25-minute monologues, avatars of gayness in America during the whole of the 20th century.
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Ms. Soloway directs the fifth and best episode, a transfixingly visualized 20-minute collection of monologues by women in the Marfa community about art and their sexual awakenings.
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"Mourner" was written as a series of monologues, in which the title character exposes, by self-flagellating degrees, his own craven passivity and complicity in a corrupt world.
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" He was describing the ritual he undergoes before recording the creepy voice-over monologues delivered by his character, a bookstore clerk named Joe, on the Netflix show " You.
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I've braced for monologues about how being a parent has been the most meaningful experience in one's life — as if that insight might trump me following my gut.
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That means more sketches and monologues about topics other late night hosts can't touch, like what it's like to grow up in Canada with immigrant parents from India.
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On the third day that impeachment hearings blanketed American televisions, from morning talk shows to late-night monologues, Representative Devin Nunes came out with a public service announcement.
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Monologues of frustration at my brother and his choices flew through my mind as I pounded the pavement: Growing up, you were mean as nails to your siblings.
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Best of Late Night Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the funniest jokes and videos and the sharpest monologues and parodies from the comedy shows.
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After editing down the hours and hours of interviews, Mr. Dorsey brought recordings into the studio for his dancers to learn monologues, which they deliver during the show.
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But in a series of monologues that pull further back from the action, Hanrahan's reflections on the case, and on her own investment in it, dissipate the tension.
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No longer are we confined to listening to podcasts, ambient background sounds, conversations, reruns of Frasier on Netflix, and the racing, anxious thoughts that characterize our inner monologues.
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There are long monologues, especially from Mr. Butler, to fitful laughter; antlers suspended from on high; and, as you might expect, a stag head worn by actors at times.
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"Our problem is that we have, from my point of view, 27 monologues - or 28 at this time," Scholz said of debate on the future of the European Union.
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Delivered by a female performer in contemporary settings, the monologues demonstrate the mutability of language when those words come out of the mouths of the empowered versus the marginalized.
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Callie and Mariana don't have to prove that they love each other; you can just sense it in the way they are around each other, no big monologues necessary.
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Some of the film's audio (mostly news reports) is already layered into cacophony, and the rest could easily be delivered as spoken word monologues punctuated with heavy musical beats.
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The main problem is that you have to put up with a lot to get to that good stuff — and not just confusing monologues from villains in leather cloaks.
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He even talks to Williams himself (or rather, listens, because of the inmate's erratic monologues) who breathlessly promises to give Lindsey all the facts to set the record straight.
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Their talking—sometimes in quick, heartening exchanges, but more often in monologues—and singing and dancing and rigorous listening make up the whole intensely varied texture of the show.
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Related: South African Artist Explores Feminism Through Intimate Sculptures Breaking Records at Art+Feminism's Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon A Two-Headed Feminist Play Turns Internal Monologues into Critical Dialogue
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"A great skill to cultivate: I encourage folks to actively choose compassion for internal monologues and be your own best cheerleader and own best source of encouragement," Stein said.
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They were inspired by projects like The Vagina Monologues and the Every 28 Hours Plays, short plays that address police violence and the contemporary civil rights movement, they said.
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In particular, Bracco, 64, who played Tony Soprano's therapist, recalled doing intense, one-on-one scenes with the actor, who would have to recite four- to five-page monologues.
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With news of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's divorce breaking Tuesday morning, television's late-night talk-show hosts were primed to tackle the high-profile breakup in their monologues.
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It was one thing when Indigo Prophecy's blocky characters let loose with clunky monologues, but it was something else entirely when those words were coming from virtual Ellen Page.
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The mother, Lorelai, has at least seven monologues where she uses junk food to delineate the difference between herself and her parents — a couple of stodgy, controlling, one-percenters.
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The technology brings the stories of each wine bottle to life by animating the labels' photographs and prompting characters to give monologues to reveal the story behind each bottle.
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Emma Davies portrays the Queen Mother, and Gina McKee plays Simpson, in this BBC dramatization, which examines the 1936 abdication crisis through a series of monologues set in 1967.
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It was soon discovered that these weren't genuine outpourings of principle or belief from the anchors, but scripted monologues mandated by their superiors, and repeated verbatim across the country.
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I just would say that I've never had the opportunity to do monologues onscreen or on TV. But I think a lot of what's happening is that I'm growing.
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For the span of an instant, the monologues seem credible, until the character mentions money which dissolves faith and blurs the limit between truth and lie, fiction and documentary.
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The monochrome visuals follow a ghost-hologram-projection...thing of LDR as she monologues abstractly about her creative process behind the 'Hollywood' sign while horror organs complete the scene.
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In his YouTube videos, he's almost always in a quiet room, and goes for minutes or hours at a time, generally uninterrupted while he monologues or interviews other people.
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He gave them big monologues that let them inveigh against the inherent injustice of the universe — or, if nothing else, he let them play big, bizarre, and goofy moments.
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Few other shows can pair loopy quirks and wrenching monologues, and the show's ability to find resonant, powerful moments immediately after cartoonish asides remains its No. 1 super power.
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Meanwhile, a series of brilliant monologues and dialogues, by the artist Jayson Musson and rendered mostly as subtitles, rove sardonically through art, life, spirituality and the lack of it.
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The first part offers eight sets, including monologues from Sabrina Jalees, Phil Wang, Tim Dillon and Michelle Buteau — the rough streaming equivalent of an evening at a comedy club.
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Truong's novel not only tells their story but does so in their voices; "The Sweetest Fruits" takes the somewhat stagy form of three long monologues, delivered to silent interviewers.
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In front of rapt nightclub audiences, when she sang with husky, quavering verve, or turned interstitial monologues into febrile, secular sermons, she was exhibiting a kind of radical transparency.
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After a week binge-watching films by artists such as Hito Steyerl, Agnès Varda and Chantal Akerman, Ms. Baker and Ms. Schreck assembled those stories into the four monologues.
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Anthony Hopkins has been playing Ford's true feelings close to the vest, delivering monologues with the imperious arrogance of a man whose genius is most keenly understood by himself.
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What is the meaning of the words spoken by the elaborately garbed woman who keeps recombining the verbs "see, think, say, hear, remember, forget" in persuasive but bewildering monologues?
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That can make for some amusing monologues — particularly a nutso riff by Teri (an excellent Lisa Ramirez), a straight baby boomer who briefly tags along — but it's not enough.
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Monday night, Tucker Carlson launched what would become a series of monologues criticizing the administration — though, notably, not Trump personally — for getting involved in yet another Middle Eastern nation.
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While Foxx's performance is the slightly flashier one, Jordan plays Stevenson's anger with painstaking control and delivers stirring monologues that could each act as their own masterclass in acting.
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He has focused on what he calls an effort to "destroy [anti-]Trump fake news media" during many nights on his Fox News program, particularly during his opening monologues.
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While the president has long appreciated Giuliani's pugnacious and never-back-down attitude, Trump allies fear Giuliani will damage Trump with his long-winded monologues and free-wheeling accusations.
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Assuming the identities of 19 individuals (most of whom she interviewed personally), Ms. Smith turns monologues into a vital, far-reaching dialogue among politicians and protesters, prisoners and schoolteachers.
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Mr. Albutairi, who had a popular YouTube comedy channel, may have been targeted for his online monologues or for being married to Loujain al-Hathloul, a prominent feminist activist.
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For a show that obviously wants to provoke viewers with its edge, I'm a bit surprised that Deadly Class isn't more self-aware about how these monologues come off.
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In brief monologues introducing the topics, Mr. Ferguson uses the same irreverence and incongruity that worked so well on his late-night CBS talk show, which ended in December 2014.
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Sævarsson's script entails neither monologues, nor intermissions, nor set changes: just ultra-fierce, ultra-dynamic metal, an ever-unfolding tableau of black metal riffs, eerie synths, and hypnotic drone waves.
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But for clips that weren't immediately exciting, especially monologues or selfie-streams where the action was in the audio, it was tough to tell if a video deserved your time.
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One of the first pieces you encounter in Interior Monologues, "Hidden in Plain Sight as It Has Always Been" (2018), an acrylic painting by Paul Wackers, contains similarly layered imagery.
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In terms of the work you put out there, though — the Oscars, the monologues — do you feel that it was one of the more rewarding years for you, professionally speaking?
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Patrick Warburton's deadpan, matter-of-fact delivery helps add a storybook quality, and more importantly, it puts Handler's memorable monologues about linguistic definitions, literary references, and storytelling techniques on-screen.
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Meanwhile, there are lengthy monologues in court about how reputation manifests differently for boys and girls in society, an important message that works far better when illustrated rather than lectured.
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The latest edition features monologues dedicated to the women of Haiti, the women of New Orleans who suffered after Hurricane Katrina and women who face sexual violence in the workplace.
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The organization spends most of its time staging performances of contemporary American monologues that an audience of veterans—who can enjoy them free of charge—will likely draw parallels with.
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It is when they are paired with his lyrics, which are equal parts jocular and dour, that they take on the veneer of monologues by John Oliver or Samantha Bee.
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If you crave emotional monologues, there are plenty of them, and if you're prone to crying, you might cry (God help me, I did), but I'm not sold just yet.
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In her work, Kushner draws on decades of American social life and European intellectual history, while remaining open to slinky aberrations—poemlike passages, monologues, lists, a slip into unadulterated fact.
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Kimmel has become the public face of the opposition against the Graham-Cassidy bill, devoting much of his monologues in recent days to diving into the battle over the legislation.
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As the models strut the designer stands spouting furious monologues about death, sickness, gay sex, war, pronouncing everything he's made and everything around him both haunted and plagued with AIDS.
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" The writer-actor Eric Bogosian, who presented his earliest monologues at Franklin Furnace, recently noted by e-mail, "Performance in the late 1970s was totally focused on the artists' community.
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Eve Ensler, the author of the celebrated "Vagina Monologues," turns her attention back to anatomy in this play adapted from her 2212 memoir, which discusses her treatment for uterine cancer.
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But while I loved the Brontë-siblings-in-Narnia whimsy of The Glass Town Game, the sheer rage of Refrigerator Monologues felt right for the end of this particular year.
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Eve Ensler, the author of the celebrated "Vagina Monologues," turns her attention back to anatomy in this play adapted from her 214 memoir, which discusses her treatment for uterine cancer.
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Eve Ensler, the author of the celebrated "Vagina Monologues," turns her attention back to anatomy in this play adapted from her 43 memoir, which discusses her treatment for uterine cancer.
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Visconti's opulent films do not exactly cry out for translation to the stage; Ingmar Bergman, whose existential cinema relies heavily on lengthy monologues, seems a far likelier candidate for adaptation.
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The first act is laden with inert monologues, but the second has the feeling of a pageant: present-day actors recounting California history, sometimes as a show within a show.
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Howard Stern plans to begin broadcasting from home Conan O'Brien to go back on air, with iPhone from home MORE and David Spade have also performed monologues from their homes.
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Being near the cellar reminded me of one of Hedley's monologues, in which he laments the need to constantly defend his self-worth at a time of rigid racial norms.
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Ms. Nakayama's video of child actors performing incongruous monologues is strangely fascinating, as are the tabletop "minerals" that Ms. Kim makes from everyday materials like colored chalk or acrylic nails.
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Late in the performance, the adult actors playing the young migrants step out of character to deliver monologues as themselves, people with recent roots elsewhere: Syria, El Salvador, Rwanda, Lebanon.
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In Saheem Ali's revival, the piece is handed over to Michael Benjamin Washington, who performs verbatim monologues based on interviews with African-Americans and Hasidic Jews as well as others.
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On Tuesday, Badgley penned a sweet birthday post to wife Domino Kirke, though some fans couldn't help but note the similarities between Badgley's kind words and Joe's internal You monologues.
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Appearing topless, overweight and unshaven, Jutting appeared on camera, at times showing Ningsih's body, and spoke with chilling calm in a series of monologues that he described as "narcissistic ramblings".
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Nielsen data show that Colbert, who dedicates ample time during his nightly monologues to slamming President Trump, is still beating Kimmel by 16 percent in the key 18–49 demographic.
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The show's appeal was always Rami Malek's performance, enhanced by the show's mesmerizing cinematography and use of music – not in the elaborate monologues about society, tempting though they may be.
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The middle section of the book, in which Hiram meets a series of former Tasked people who are now working in the Underground, is honestly just a series of monologues.
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In "The Waves," one of Virginia Woolf's most beloved works, the internal monologues of six characters mingle and meld as they struggle to accept the death of a dear friend.
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This artfully layered play uses meta-theatrical monologues, strategic colorblind casting and an avalanche of cotton balls to explore the crippling absurdity of conventional ideas of race, then and now.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads These days, as fear, acrimony, anxiety- and anger-ridden monologues tend to dominate cultural discourse, playfulness doesn't seem to make it into many conversations.
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In a series of monologues that punctuated the latter part of the play, the non-actors read from pieces of paper plainly marked "Life Script," so the audience could see.
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But he relaxes beautifully into Vince's big later aria, a description of a cross-country drive in the rain and one of the most performed and parodied monologues of contemporary theater.
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Regardless of the time of year, current trends, or TV-show monologues, Kim Kardashian West embodies only her best self, dressing in what she loves and what she looks powerful in.
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The Hollywood Reporter published an oral history of Saturday Night Live's "yuuuge year" this week, filling in the backstory of its most popular sketches, monologues, casting choices, and brushes with controversy.
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Many of his books take the form of digressive monologues — the novel "Dancing Lessons for the Advanced in Age" famously unfurls in one 90-page sentence — by stouthearted, simple-minded narrators.
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Played with a goofy, anything-goes charm by the ginger-haired Becca Blackwell, Irish Cream has his or her (what is the gender of such a fictional creature?) own weird monologues.
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Celebrity monologues and celebrity beef, like Kanye West's recent exchange with Wiz Khalifa; sports and news updates; and other information that doesn't require a response from users all flow through Twitter.
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In the 20 years since that benefit performance and the first edition of the text, "The Vagina Monologues" has been translated into 48 languages and performed in more than 140 countries.
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Kate, in turn, can't keep her eyes off Emaline (Sydney Sweeney), who prowls the halls with her Gwen Stefani-inspired red lips curled into a smirk between bursting into spontaneous monologues.
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There are strange moments involving time-travel, tense conflicts between parents and their children, heartbreak over long-lost lovers, and, of course, overly dramatic monologues about the fate of the world.
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Valente has forged a career by deconstructing fantasy and science fiction tropes in books like The Refrigerator Monologues and The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making.
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Last week, Tucker Carlson made Omar the focus of not one but two monologues about how liberals should pipe down with the complaints of racism and acknowledge American generosity toward immigrants.
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But for much of "Return to Absence," the caroming digressiveness of Beckett's novels-as-monologues, as delightful as it is death-obsessed, is replaced by a slow series of stage pictures.
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A loose adaptation of the Henriad—"Henry IV" parts one and two and "Henry V"—his new film uses Shakespeare as a template, while ditching the iambic pentameter and lengthy monologues.
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Mr. Cranston memorably delivered those monologues to powerful effect in the 1,450-seat Neil Simon Theater, but Mr. Schenkkan changed all but one of those to voice-over in his screenplay.
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The emphasis on theater shows that the media has come to privilege the aesthetics of fictional politics—shouting, ornate monologues, clear-cut victories—over reality, however significant actual events may be.
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After the war, Mr. Fo became a stage designer and was swept up by the piccolo teatri (small theaters) movement, which emphasized improvised monologues on social issues presented at affordable prices.
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Maddow is known for being extremely intelligent — she earned a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford, and it's obvious in her lengthy, well-researched monologues that she opens her show with every day.
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In the wake of his three scathing monologues against the bill and President Trump, Kimmel was approached by "probably 200 people" who weren't shy in sharing their positive experiences with Obamacare.
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He's meant to retire from the company afterward, the season-long product of corporate espionage, and he (once again) monologues at length about the ideas behind the park (and the show).
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Assuming the identities of 811 individuals (most of whom she interviewed personally), Ms. Smith turns monologues into a vital, far-reaching dialogue among politicians and protesters, prisoners and schoolteachers (453:2).
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Assuming the identities of 46683 individuals (most of whom she interviewed personally), Ms. Smith turns monologues into a vital, far-reaching dialogue among politicians and protesters, prisoners and schoolteachers (46673:46663).
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Assuming the identities of 19 individuals (most of whom she interviewed personally), Ms. Smith turns monologues into a vital, far-reaching dialogue among politicians and protesters, prisoners and schoolteachers (2:503).
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Eldar moved to the United States years ago, and in monologues and conversations with Abbas, the two bemoan the rise of extremist ideology on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The often scabrous Sarah Silverman becomes the latest comedian to take on a weekly topical series, promising monologues, interviews and field segments focusing on what she calls "un-like-minded" people.
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But Ms. Worsham makes sense of it with an energetic production that's lucid even in scenes of chaos, which she balances with slowed-down moments of intimacy and quietly concentrated monologues.
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Born in England, Mr. Cale first became known in New York for the swift, dreamlike monologues he performed in the 1980s at downtown spaces such as Dixon Place and P.S. 122.
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Written by the screenwriter, director and novelist John Sayles, the episode features meaty near-monologues from a variety of characters, all of whom offer insight into the evil that people do.
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If you're creeped out by Villanelle — the angel-faced psychopath from "Killing Eve" — you may want to steer clear of the nameless woman who opens this corrosive double bill of monologues.
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Coates has a National Book Award and mountains of respect to his name, but writing nonfiction books about politics and race is very different from writing interior monologues for a superhero.
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Media Memo Jim Acosta, the square-jawed CNN correspondent, has stood out among the White House press corps for his impassioned on-air monologues about the importance of the First Amendment.
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You need something you know well enough that you can get through the full 20 seconds, and it turns out plenty of iconic songs, or even monologues, will do the trick.
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"There comes a time where all must choose between the light and the darkness," Pacino monologues in a voice-over in the trailer as the Talking Heads song "Psycho Killer" plays.
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Colbert's sharp wit and punchy political humor has earned him the best ratings in the business and a set of monologues that have been viewed nearly 57 million times on YouTube.
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Assuming the identities of 19 individuals (most of whom she interviewed personally), Ms. Smith turns monologues into a vital, far-reaching dialogue among politicians and protesters, prisoners and schoolteachers (593:15).
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Before the show, which runs under an hour, has concluded, the individual sources of their anxiety will be revealed, in three exquisite monologues that seem to occur in an interior eternity.
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Droege's favorite prop is a glass, from which the various characters of "Happy Birthday Doug" sip in between torrents of words: We're eavesdropping not so much on conversations as narcissistic monologues.
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The goal is to get late-night hosts like Jimmy Fallon to work campaign themes into their monologues and get pro athletes to share unpaid pro-Bloomberg messages, the sources said.
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In Saheem Ali's revival, Deavere has handed the piece over to Michael Benjamin Washington, who performs verbatim monologues, based on interviews with African-Americans and Hasidic Jews as well as others.
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This staging, a collaboration between Dramatic Need and Carnegie Hall, will feature a largely new cast and roster of playwrights who have adapted real monologues from children in rural South Africa.
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The monologues come from children growing up in Rammulotsi, a rural township in the Free State province of South Africa, who were asked to recall a day they would never forget.
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And Mr. Dacre — whose fondness for a certain four-letter word for a female body part led colleagues to refer to his meetings as "the vagina monologues" — has not gone quietly.
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In 35 separate monologues, plus five italicized sections describing the unnamed Visitor who elicits these interview statements, García presents a portrait of the city that is at once true and imaginary.
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Her skits and monologues, which regularly draw from her Indian heritage and experience as a child of immigrants, cover a range of topics, including dating (especially intercultural dating), womanhood and friendship.
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The problem, however, even for Trebek fans, was his bizarre, extended monologues cut into the debate time of the actual candidates, who could agree to meet only once this election cycle.
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" Rosen doesn't just speak, he monologues, TED Talk-style, saying things like, "you can be a for-profit business and at the same time help the chronically unemployed and repair the environment.
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City of Joy was opened in 2011 by Nobel prize-nominated gynaecologist Denis Mukwege, Congolese activist Christine Schuler Deschryver and American playwright Eve Ensler, best known for her play The Vagina Monologues.
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One of the most interesting observations by Mr. Comey during the interview was that Mr. Trump delivers monologues that are intended to leave the impression that those listening agree completely with him.
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NEXT PAGE: Kimmel on the upcoming Oscars and sparring with Roy Moore Looking back at all of these monologues this year, what do you think struck such a strong chord with people?
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But the real fun of The Refrigerator Monologues comes from Valente's hyper-stylized voice, inflected by turns with pop, jazz, and opera as she moves from heroine to heroine, genre to genre.
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For example, usually in one of the president's White House Correspondents' Dinner monologues, the first couple of jokes and then throughout, we would sprinkle some jokes where he's making fun of himself.
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Likewise, its stories never approach overly soapy, sudsy levels of drama; this is not a show that makes a point of tugging your heartstrings with extraneous monologues or dramatic declarations of feelings.
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Siddiqui's soliloquys about Gaitonde's past haven't suffered, but they serve the same purpose as Guruji's own monologues about sacrifice and how the world must burn to be born anew (this fuckin' guy).
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There are bike chase sequences and gratuitous slow-motion shots of Modi sweeping floors, outwitting terrorists, and delivering condescending monologues that compare running a government to making the perfect cup of tea.
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And she often delivers monologues that use satire to get at searing truths about the ways we perceive the "other" as well as queer our hetero-masculine conceptions of activism and revolution.
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You probably already know what I mean, and have seen it in your own feeds, as friends, co-workers and complete strangers faithfully transcribe their inner monologues in a never-ending stream.
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Scenes from his fraught marriage to Joan (Naomi Watts), a high-functioning alcoholic with a low taste for aggrieved put-downs, interrupt his arboreal adventures and weepy monologues about love and loss.
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Not that I've ever made a go of it as a professional actress (my acting career came to an early close after being rejected from a college production of The Vagina Monologues).
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I fully believe she is the most beloved character on the show, and it's primarily because of monologues like this where she calls out not only other characters but society in general.
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While Facebook Live is often used for monologues, Q&As, citizen journalism, event coverage and entertainment, some publishers are simply rigging graphics to play for the maximum broadcast length of four hours.
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Once a beloved safe space for Trump-weary Democrats seeking solace in the monologues of Ms. Maddow and Lawrence O'Donnell, MSNBC has faced ire from the activist left throughout the 2020 campaign.
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On Monday, the French author Virginie Despentes was greeted with a roar when she stepped onstage at the Théâtre Bobino for "Viril," a performance that was part rock concert, part feminist monologues.
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A dreary pileup of hard-luck monologues and run-down locations, Mark Webber's "Flesh and Blood" straddles the line between fact and fiction with exhausting earnestness and a fatal dearth of narrative.
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The canned music barely impeded the emotional power of his more drum-driven songs, and when he was at the piano, the songs shaded in and out of droll, spoken-sung monologues.
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He's doubled his online audience already since starting the monologues this week, and next week he plans to invite guests like comedians Kevin Nealon and Nikki Glaser on via Skype or FaceTime.
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It began last September as "The Closer": six- or seven-minute monologues, written and performed by Olbermann and posted twice a week, on YouTube, the web and social media, by GQ magazine.
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Kimmel's foray into politics has been making headlines for months, with viral clips of the host's emotional monologues on health care and gun control intertwined with his usual jabs at the president.
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He says that a few years ago he was directing "The Vagina Monologues" at Mount Holyoke for a benefit for Eve Ensler's charity and the college banned the play for being transphobic.
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Mr. Colbert, who became the highest-rated late-night host only after he committed to packing his opening monologues with commentary on the Trump presidency, spoke with Ms. Maddow for three segments.
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Instead — because Keith wants the job — he stifles the comment, uttering it to himself in one of a series of interior monologues that take up most of the 90-minute run time.
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Trump has repeatedly highlighted the unprecedented connection between Fox News and the Oval Office throughout his presidency, often quoting Fox News anchors on Twitter or posting videos of their monologues defending him.
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Meg Stuart, a highly regarded American artist who has long been based in Europe, makes a rare appearance in the United States with an hour of solos she calls monologues of movement.
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Although Lucas falsified a vast majority the details and motives pertaining to the murders he purported to commit, hearing his monologues about viscerally hating women is still affecting and horrifying to viewers.
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The author bio on the dust jacket claims that Ms. Williams has also written "several dramatic monologues," which she presents to various "Southern heritage groups and historical societies" (read: neo-Confederate rallies).
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Told in a series of monologues, interspersed with quotes from historical documents — some real, some invented — it's set in the graveyard where Willie was buried and which the grief-stricken Lincoln visits.
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Whole YouTube channels are devoted to mostly whispered monologues or quiet soundscapes about something satisfying that has very low stakes: someone writing on thick paper, someone painting your nails, someone carving soap.
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Aja: So, a thought I've been musing over, as I slog through all Dolores's monologues, is that all the speechifying is actually her computer's way of doing some heavy-duty background processing.
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GUTFELD: I would do an introduction to Greg Gutfeld and the curriculum would be my latest book, "The Gutfeld Monologues," required reading, and available now on Amazon, Simon & Schuster or other important places.
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Considering how many secrets lurk in the Game of Thrones backstory — like a certain character's parentage — I'm hoping that season six uses Bran's training to reveal them dramatically, rather than through tortured monologues.
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Everything that follows that plane scene is jumbled — a mix of Anna and Greg in Paris looking unhappy; scenes of Anna and Greg at the beach looking happy; and, most importantly, Anna's monologues.
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The Refrigerator Monologues by Catherynne M. Valente Catherynne Valente has written a number of really unique and interesting novels, and in this latest, she turns her attention to the women of superhero comics.
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As I alluded to above, the show's penchant for explaining every single significant plot point in monologue form (and sometimes three or four monologues where just one would do) remains its biggest weakness.
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Through a series of heartfelt, often raw monologues — his eulogy for friend/mentor Don Rickles radiated a perfect mix of warmth, pain, and humor — the sharp Everyman truly realized his powers of persuasion.
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It was a powerful statement from the 53-year-old actress, who previously spoke out about health care in response to comedian Jimmy Kimmel's impassioned monologues on the now-defeated Graham-Cassidy bill.
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The 10-episode show, which will premiere on Showtime on February 11, is executive produced by Stephen Colbert, who has devoted many of his Late Show monologues to criticism of the current administration.
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Actors are given the screen time to deliver both excellent performances and lengthy monologues, and episodes travel away from the overarching story of main character Shadow Moon to deliver mystical tales about gods.
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With strange, manic monologues, Poppy manipulates Liv's fears of losing her children, especially Nelly (though it doesn't seem that her "dreams" are "dreams" — I think she really did kill her kids for real!).
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My experience of getting high amounts to an unpleasantly increased heart rate, imagining that all my friends secretly think I'm a cunt and berating myself via a cacophony of second-person internal monologues.
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After each started their late-night monologues with a "How was your weekend?" quip, they both dove right into the national topic du jour: President-elect Donald Trump's transition to the White House.
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Songs would segue into the singer's rambling monologues, or her jumping into a crowd ready to rip her dress off and put their fingers in her orifices, wanting a part of her wildness.
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And, because of the way I wrote it, it's not filled with long internal monologues, and I think that helped give it a visual feel, as well as a lot of forward momentum.
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You're used to the cast of Queer Eye making you cry, but there are no emotional Karamo monologues here — just a squirming Antoni Porowski, laughing so much he can barely tell a story.
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Students launched into polished monologues about how they would've been quicker to protect stakeholders, not just shareholders, citing tropes like capitalism's need of a conscience and their own preferences for ethically made products.
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One of the show's funniest monologues was his recitation of a lengthy, fictional music review, replete with academic jargon and bogus literary allusions that sounded authentic until it morphed into pretentious absurdist nonsense.
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The Checkup The college application process tends to press the when-I-was-your-age button in many of us parents, and bring on those monologues so universally beloved by our adolescent children.
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In "Larry Sanders," he stripped his own persona bare, moving from the smooth on-screen monologues to the awkward and nasty offstage politicking that examined the main character's every insecurity and narcissistic tendency.
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He's cloudy and mysterious, despite the fact that he monologues to the audience several times over the course of the season, and the core questions of the show all hinge on his participation.
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She has a gift for introducing details that bring out a character's quirks and perspective, and she put it to good use in the monologues, which are generally addressed to another, silent character.
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That set was a decent attempt at turning SZA's rich internal monologues into festival jams, but it was obvious that there was a disconnect; it's not that easy to turn introversion into extroversion.
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Rachel Maddow went all in, devoting an extraordinary amount of time to this story, constantly holding up all these glossy photos of shady Russians night after night, with wild graphics and dramatic monologues.
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When the G.O.P. was attempting to repeal the Affordable Care Act last year, Mr. Kimmel delivered a series of emotional monologues about his son, Billy, who was born with a severe heart condition.
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Weiner thrilled to being watched, and what he did with his smartphone and crotch fell on a continuum that included his fevered monologues on the House floor and his star turns on MSNBC.
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Outlook: A subtler, more inscrutable operator, Claire is more interesting than the indefatigably hammy Frank, whose fourth-wall-breaking monologues had grown especially tiresome (though Claire has begun to use the same device).
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"Something Borrowed," starring Alan Cumming, is part of "Queers," a series of eight monologues directed by Mark Gatiss ("Sherlock") and shown on BBC America throughout National Coming Out Day on Wednesday, Oct. 11.
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Instead of fantasizing about sexual utopias in nuclear bunkers, though, she keeps interrupting (amusingly at first, and then tiresomely) with lengthy monologues about matriarchal orders in the animal kingdom, specifically among the bonobos.
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And even though he is in recovery now — a series of "sharing" monologues frames and punctuates the play — his daughters have trouble forgiving him, if not for their sake then for their mother's.
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She also demonstrated odd behaviors: constantly talking to herself, frequently repeating stories, striking up monologues with total strangers, commandeering someone else's cart in a grocery store and unloading it at the checkout counter.
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Joe Frank, who stretched the boundaries of radio storytelling with mind-bending, absurdist monologues often fueled by his neuroses and his dark view of the world, died on Monday in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Watching Westworld can be a bit of a slog, but the gunfights, A-grade monologues, and indiscriminate nudity make it way more fun than just reading George Berkeley and Nick Bostrom's philosophical tomes.
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This week alone, he gave three searing monologues about the Graham-Cassidy bill, refusing to blink in the face of Republicans telling him to sit down, shut up, and let "the experts" handle it.
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One is that the job requires a lot of preparation — working with a writing staff to craft jokes and monologues, rehearsing, shooting promotional videos, maybe giving interviews — and it simply doesn't pay much money.
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We're keeping this list strictly sketch-based, whether live or pre-taped, meaning no Weekend Update segments or monologues — no matter how wonderful they were (looking at you, Lin-Manual Miranda and Dave Chappelle).
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Actor Conleth Hill impresses me, especially when he takes on these revealing personal monologues — as he did when explaining his past, and revealing why he had a box full of sorcerer shipped to him.
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What followed was "The Vagina Monologues", a fictional series of accounts based on more than 200 interviews the playwright had conducted with women of different races and ages about their relationship with their bodies.
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Westworld isn't entirely immune to that tendency — Jeffrey Wright and Anthony Hopkins, who play the park's key technical minds, both get to deliver expository monologues about weighty topics like the course of human evolution.
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In the video, which lasts about three minutes, Spacey monologues to the viewer about the relationship between himself and the audience, using the Frank accent to call back to his most famous recent role.
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Dubbed the "Blobfish Basketball Classic," the match was inspired by a comment Kimmel made during one of his monologues, in which he joked that Cruz looked "like a blobfish" at a Houston Rockets game.
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And instead of the fourth wall-breaking monologues that "House of Cards" was known for, the new series relies on long, nearly silent sequences where characters ponder their decisions and brood over the past.
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He would deliver manic monologues to us about goals and dreams we should have, such as attempting to motivate us to form an all-brother boy band—which I describe as peak-cocaine daddying.
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It's presented in the form of an inverted mystery, and reads like something Denis Johnson might come up with if you tasked him with ghostwriting one of Garrison Keillor's "News from Lake Wobegon" monologues.
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At the Ivies — those institutions that long considered themselves just a hair too progressive for the pomp and ritual of sorority life; where women rushed to "The Vagina Monologues," not the local frat mixer.
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Jimmy Kimmel has created a new lane for himself after a series of late night monologues railing against Donald Trump, anti-gun control lobbyists, and Republicans who voted for the Graham-Cassidy healthcare bill.
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Burroughs' Naked Lunch is probably the most extreme example as he throws the voices of the carny barker and drug hustler and 50s hipster within a very loosely organized collection of narratives and monologues.
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Mr. Cosson arranged the interviews into a series of monologues, and Peter Morris dreamed up some public radio-style segments, while Friedman composed songs that expanded, sweetly and tartly, on the themes that emerged.
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The first, "I Am the Brother of XX," is a collection of stories, monologues and memoir, less cohesive than her previous books but with the same stark, surprising prose, here translated by Gini Alhadeff.
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The Refrigerator Monologues aims to do the same — in graphic novel form — for the archetype of the woman in the refrigerator, who dies to motivate her boyfriend or son or father in superhero stories.
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The program begins with performances of two monologues from "Unheard Voices," a theatrical work from the American Slavery Project that imagines the lives of those interred in the African Burial Ground in Lower Manhattan.
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But "Into the Woods" discards that darkness in its conclusion, which sees Buffy racing toward Riley's departing helicopter as Xander monologues about how Riley is the pure, innocent, and selfless love of Buffy's life.
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The superstructure mimics that of classical Greek theater: protagonists deliver lengthy monologues and alternate with the chorus, who engages in storytelling through song, filling in background information or revealing things the protagonist doesn't know.
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These characters don't speak to one another; instead, in rotating monologues, they soliloquize, each making the same point repeatedly: Ellie reflects on the endlessness of the forever wars, Momo dreams of money, Mutt philosophizes.
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I feel such a responsibility for driving it forward that I get to the theater early enough so that I can go down on the set and run my monologues before the house opens.
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Her acting and broadcasting careers were also taking off; that year she became the host of the BBC radio's weekly arts program "The Public Ear," where she interviewed cultural figures and delivered opinionated monologues.
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In monologues mostly delivered in the meager quarters that Vitalina settles in, she recalls the past she and her husband shared in Cape Verde, the island many Fontainhas residents have a strong connection to.
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Al Hussein's monologues and his depictions of daily life at the shelter reflects the uncertainty, the homesickness and the hope for a new future which overshadow refugees' lives while waiting for their asylum applications.
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As we fall for labyrinthine shows like Westworld, full of twists and puzzles and sweeping monologues about humanity, it can be easy to get lost in the noise and lose sight of the narrative.
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Without the gimmick of suspense, parts of it feel thin – weighed down by monologues about life and death's violent delights where it could be showing us those things with Delos and Dolores and Akecheta.
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There's the whole progression of it, from the first posturings of overconfidence to anecdotes and jokes that segue to rambling monologues and tirades to those distinctive moments when people start realizing they've had enough.
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The show does not mean for me to arrive at a conclusion about how race and class relate to education; rather it gives glimpses of the internal monologues provoked by individuals' reactions to that mix.
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Watching them play off one another is exhilarating, and never more so than a parody scene that shows Lynne and Dick in bed, reciting Shakespearean monologues in a subversive wink to their Machiavellian political planning.
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Grandma Huang is not just a foreign stereotype, either; she's given witty stories and monologues of her own, and plays a pivotal role in helping the Huang family stay connected to their roots in Taiwan.
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His wide range of work — some of which is archived in the New York Public Library's dance division — included solo dance and group choreography, often featuring his black-and-white drawings, monologues, and original music.
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The Tascam solved most any issue I would run into podcast-wise while I was away from NY. The only items I ever really needed to record were brief monologues (ads, show intros, credits, etc).
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The play begins with a disarming, informative ease, with monologues from academics, artists and everyday citizens on the rules, rituals and fashions — particularly those involving hair styles — by which these different tribes of people live.
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Yes, we should've been ready for this, seeing as the word is in the title, but can anything really prepare you for super-chouette, blasé Parisians mumble-singing their inner monologues with weird metaphorical lyrics?
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Everything about "Prairie Home" — the Guy Noir and Lives of the Cowboys sketches, the spots for Powdermilk Biscuits and the Ketchup Advisory Board, the monologues about the fictional Lake Wobegon — sprang from Mr. Keillor's imagination.
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No one monologues to camera or in voiceover about the utter corporatization of America, the brutality of the clear class divisions in the film world, or the apparent extinction of all but a few mutants.
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Perhaps the closest analogue would be the notorious improvisatory "talk poems" of the late David Antin, in which the poet and art historian would perform unscripted and charmingly digressive monologues on a host of subjects.
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A series of searing feminist monologues for seven black female characters named for the colors of the rainbow — Ms. Shange herself played the Lady in Orange — it inspired generations of playwrights coming up behind her.
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This highly popular weekly show, now at its new location, features a rotating cast of veteran U.C.B. performers as well as special guests from TV and movies who deliver monologues that inspire the ensuing improv.
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But unlike "The Vagina Monologues" and a later play, "The Good Body," which were told in the voices of many different women, "In the Body of the World" is all Ms. Ensler all the time.
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The beauty-influencer world is one in which interpersonal conflicts often play out in videos posted across YouTube channels, with players flinging accusations at each other or apologizing in 15-minute monologues to their fans.
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And he offered two extended monologues to reporters about prospects for the latest Republican effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act — one of them while seated next to the Egyptian president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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The setting, in which he took questions from the audience prescreened by Fox News, was an unusual one for the president, who regularly delivers hour-plus monologues before thousands at campaign rallies in large arenas.
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The Daily Show's Trevor Noah has run some truly awesome deep-dive segments, monologues, and off-the-cuff chats on legendary black leaders like Nelson Mandela, Winnie Mandela, Martin Luther King Jr., and Aretha Franklin.
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Less successful are the direct-address monologues Ms. Hamill has interpolated, which state themes too baldly, and dance sequences set to the likes of "Thriller" and "Single Ladies," which blare the play's contemporary bona fides.
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At the front of the lecture hall, students from the school's drama division, where he had once studied, were getting up one by one to perform short monologues while he watched and offered his feedback.
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Maybe I'm looking at the wrong audience counter, but it seems like those videos, as big a deal as they were, as big a deal as those monologues were, weren't giant internet hits for you.
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Deckard describes the heart-wrenching motivations for his self-exile and the agony that has accompanied it; Leto's Wallace monologues at length about his megalomaniacal ambitions to play god to a species that can overrun humankind.
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What they all have to do with one another won't be clear until the end, though you'll have plenty of opportunities to speculate while your mind is wandering during one of the film's many tedious monologues.
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Prior to President Trump taking office, Jimmy Kimmel Live would take on politics from time to time, though never in earnest monologues like the one that put Kimmel at the forefront of the health care discussion.
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It sounds like weighty stuff — and it occasionally is, in the moments when Gethard steps to the back of the stage and the lights turn blue as he emotionally monologues about a pivotal moment or realization.
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That novel presents Shakespeare as a bisexual enjoying a lasting affair with a prostitute, the "dark lady" of his sonnets; Burgess weaves suppositions into an intimately imagined story, making use of internal monologues and playful language.
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With peroxide blonde hair and a voice that sounds like a Disney animal, Poppy's videos involve her performing odd tasks and delivering bite-size monologues that sound like rejected lines from the opening sequence of Gummo.
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I had met the documentary filmmaker Abby Epstein (who is a complete genius and real visionary) when I was performing Off-Broadway in The Vagina Monologues (quite apropos!), and we'd stayed in touch over the years.
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It was the discord between the prosaic and the glittering—Audrey Horne's otherworldly jukebox dance, the alpine grandeur of the Great Northern Hotel, Kyle MacLachlan's smooth complexion and hyperarticulate monologues—that gave Twin Peaks its carbonation.
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