Sentence examples for interlocking monologues from inspiring English sources

The work consists of three interlocking monologues.

(Isherwood) 'THE MUSIC TEACHER, A PLAY/Opair' A pair of interlocking monologues surrounding a little parody of an opera, with text by Wallace Shawn and music by his brother Allen.

The other, by Mark Novom, a recent drama school graduate, consists of four interlocking monologues by seemingly unrelated characters -- a law student, an aspiring folk singer, a soldier in Vietnam and a convicted murderer -- and proves, with all the windy earnestness of a good student who hasn't actually seen a lot of theater, that there are only degrees of separation.

First up is Mr. Shawn's 1996 play, a series of interlocking monologues in which three artist-intellectuals reflect on the hard-right turn taken by their unnamed, once-liberal country.

There was a similar mix of viciousness and sentiment in Mr. O'Rowe's urban gothic "Terminus," three interlocking monologues that ran at the Under the Radar festival, organized by Mark Russell, at the Public Theater this year.

His new play, "Terminus," is an audacious drama of interlocking monologues that can be seen at the Public as part of the Under the Radar festival through Jan . 20

Halsall, whose section in Little Stitches interlocks the monologues of 14-year-old Safa, who is subjected to cutting, and a doctor later confronted with her case, said she was keen for the piece to explore the long-term psychological damage caused by the practice, rather than the physical trauma alone.

As these two very funny, very sad monologues finally interlock, the play finds a way to suggest that women need to really talk with each other.

"We have interlocking interests.

She made three interlocking points.

He has three interlocking aims.