The Perfect Piece: Monologues from Canadian Plays

by Tony Hamill

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With over 130 monologues for men and women from outstanding Canadian plays, this is that rarity among monologue books--a collection of fresh, exciting, and unusual pieces that directors haven't seen hundreds of times.

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With over 130 monologues for men and women from outstanding Canadian plays, this is that rarity among monologue books--a collection of fresh, exciting, and unusual pieces that directors haven't seen hundreds of times.

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