Lustgarten achieves this through two interwoven monologues.
Interwoven monologues, as we know from the work of Conor McPherson, are an Irish forte.
Mr. Silliman carries the second of the two vivid, if not fully interwoven, monologues that make up this production.
Jack Thorne's Red Car, Blue Car is astonishingly harrowing and poetic: interwoven monologues circling round a car crash.
His play is formatted as two interwoven monologues (performed by Mr. Bierko and Mr. Consuelos) from a pair of longtime partners who have finally tied the knot.
In Land of the Dead, she and her partner (John Kirk) address us in interwoven monologues, but her spiritual resilience towers over his macho crudity.
His plays became more distilled, direct and, in the case of Landscape and Silence in 1969, took the form of poetically interwoven monologues.
Jim Norton, who delivered a masterful performance as the blind, drunk curmudgeon in McPherson's recent Broadway drama "The Seafarer," joins John Gallagher, Jr., and Brian d'Arcy James for this play about three generations of men in Dublin, presented as interwoven monologues.
We then get interwoven monologues from two of Julia's patients: a male builder suffering from postnatal angst and a woman driven to the edge by her two recalcitrant adopted children.
Whatever the cause, Pinter increasingly dispensed with the paraphernalia of realism: his plays became more distilled, direct and, in the case of Landscape and Silence in 1969, took the form of poetically interwoven monologues.
