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HARVEY
by Mary Chase |
Act I,
scene 1 |
3 women,
1 man |
Mrs. Chauvenet,
Elwood,
Veta,
Myrtle |
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Act III
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2 men |
Elwood,
Dr. Chumley |
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OUR TOWN
by Thorton Wilder |
Act I |
2 men |
Dr. Gibbs,
Joe Crowell Jr |
"Morning, Doc Gibbs" |
"No, sir" |
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Act I |
2 women |
Mrs. Gibbs
Mrs. Webb |
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Act I |
1 man,
1 woman |
George,
Emily |
"Can I carry your books home for you?" |
"something before you go home." |
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Act I |
1 man,
1 woman |
George,
Emily |
"I'll have a strawberry phosphate" |
"I'll try to make my letters interesting." |
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Act I |
1 man,
1 woman |
George,
Emily |
"Y'know, Emily, whenever I meet a farmer" |
"It'll only take me a minute." |
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST
by Oscar Wilde |
Act I |
1 man,
1 woman |
Jack,
Gwendolen |
"Charming day it has been, Miss Fairfax" |
"Especially when there are other people present" |
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Act II |
2 women |
Gwendolen, Cecily |
"You are here on a short visit, I suppose" |
"It is obvious that our social speres have been widely different" |
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Act II |
1 man,
1 woman |
Algernon
Cecily |
"I have never met any really wicked person before" |
"I shouldn't know what to talk to him about" |
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Act I |
1 man,
1 woman |
Lady Bracknell Jack |
"I feel bound to tell you that you are not on my list of eligible young men" |
"but it could hardly be regarded as an assured basis for a recognized position in good society" |
THE CRUCIBLE
by Arthur Miller |
Act I |
4 women |
Abigal
Mary Warren
Mercy
Betty |
"How is Ruth sick?" |
"I say shut it, Mary Warren" |
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