Hoolboom was pleased with the results, writing that Rennie presented the monologue as if "he'd been living this story all along".
By presenting the monologue, they add, they are encouraging patrons to undergo a process similar to Mr. Kornbluth's.
"In Pinelight" presents the monologue of an elderly retired deliveryman in upstate New York, a soul-shriving stream of consciousness that flows the length of a book punctuated by periods, question marks, and line breaks but not a single comma.
On January 17 , 1967 for his first scene at the Actors Studio, Pacino presented a monologue from Eugene O'Neill's "The Iceman Cometh," which morphed into a soliloquy from "Hamlet".
The four Peekskill high school students involved in the conservatory-style training program met twice a week for six weeks, culminating in a show where they each presented a monologue and jointly performed a scene from Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Paramount.
All his work -- from his new "Echoes," to the previously presented "Monologue" and "Aeolia --is chAeolia --is by the sAeolia --isous characterized
But Mr. Leno still presented a full monologue, one that stretched to nearly 10 minutes.
After finding his voice in "Sex and Death," Gray presented six monologues in quick succession over the next three years.
In both shows, Holloway presented new monologues, and The Times thought a highlight of Fine and Dandy was a parody of the BBC radio programme The Brains Trust, with Holloway "ponderously anecdotal" and Henson "gigglingly omniscient".
The last part of the story was in italics — my first experience of italics as a way of presenting interior monologue — and was a direct transmission from the mind of one of the women.
