Re: Best one-man show

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (todd below) wrote:

=Because one person shows are so often connected to the original
=performer (who is often also the author) they tend to get published
=less.
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=Two of my favorites, the brilliant Quintland by Dan Hurlin and
=Something, Something Uber Alles have never been published.
=
=My favorites that are in print are:
=
=What Ever by Heather Woodbury (10 hour long one-woman play!)
=St. Nicolas by Conor McPherson
=House by Daniel MacIvor 

I've done House.  It's a wonderful piece to work on.  It's available
through Playwrights Union of Canada.  MacIvor has written some wonderful
solo pieces for men.  He originally performed them, but I don't think
they're so personal that anohter actor can't do them.  Others to look for
are:

Wild Abandon (published with See Bob Run)
Here Lies Henry
Monster (I'm hoping to work on this one this summer).

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