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A Classical Monologue is a long speech from a play by the Ancient Greeks, Shakespeare, Moliére, or similar pre-modern author. Anything from Ibsen (1879) on is considered Modern Drama. If you are doing an audition, it is usually limited to two (2) minutes.
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What is classical tragedy?
Classical tragedy
What is classical drama?
It is drama which is classical.
Was Alexander Pope a neo classical poet?
i think he is a neo classical poet. he followed the classical set rules made by classical authors .
Is ballet classical?
Ballet is one of the first types of dance and uses classical music so it is very classical.
What are the elements of classical ballet?
Classical music Flowing movements, Graceful. the french language
What is David Letterman doing just before his monolgue?
In one episode (Summer 2009) he answered: "None of your business."
When talking about a classical civilization such as classical Rome is classical capitalized?
zsderett
Classical and neo classical theories of international production?
which are the companies that are following the classical and neo classical theories of management????
What is the difference between romantic and classical comedy?
what is the difference between classical
What is classical systematics?
what is classical systamatics
What is classical tragedy?
Classical tragedy
What is classical drama?
It is drama which is classical.
Was Alexander Pope a neo classical poet?
i think he is a neo classical poet. he followed the classical set rules made by classical authors .
What was life like in the classical era?
Classical.
What is the suffix of classical?
The suffix of "classical" is "-al".
Which economic system calls for a maximum of collective ownership?
Classical capitalism
How many classical languages in the world?
There are several classical languages in the world, such as Latin, Ancient Greek, Sanskrit, Classical Chinese, and Classical Arabic. These languages are considered classical due to their historical significance and influence on literature, philosophy, and culture.
