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• He was suspended mid-air for his duologue with Hagen.
• That duologue had even more experimental sound then " Mir nomer nol ".
• Each of the duologues that precede Siegfried's battle with the dragon was completely realized.
• The play consists of three shortish duologues, each dominated by Cox's John Plunkett.
• The bantering duologue between young barkeep Brendan and seedy, 50-ish Jack carries meaningful exposition.
• The scene everyone remembers is the duologue between John Travolta and Samuel L . Jackson about foreign names for hamburgers.
• Regan was honored by the BBC panel with two Special Commendation Awards : Best Shakespearean Monologue and Best Contemporary Duologue.
• Yamamoto and Carter played together previously on " Duologue ", a collection of duets by the pianist.
• Viktor Porotnikov has been published in Eksmo some historical novels ( I read his historical duologue and his other novel ).
• In January 2013, he was the leading actor of the Duologue's videoclip of their single " Push it ".
• This dramatic sketch is a duologue between a married couple " " in their forties " " ( 54 ).
• Shows traditionally include improvisation, sketch comedy, drama, films, live music, adaptations, musicals, dances, and duologues.
• He was also consulter of the Congregation for Evangelization of the Peoples, a member of the Pontifical Council for Inter-religious Duologue.
• Monologue, Duologue, Junior & Senior Pieces ), and again requiring participation from across the school, which are each then marked out of 100.
• Her first known literary effort was a short duologue called " Off and On " which she performed with Nelson Keys in 1916 at the Palace Theatre.
• It included dramatic duologues, which may have been performed at traditional " veil'yes " ( social neighbourhood gatherings ) or read as closet dramas.
• The song features a spoken duologue by Saxon before he repeats the final verse . ( " Come back, Baby, I'm all alone " ).
• NYCODA was established as an annual performance festival and competition, where actors can compete in different genres, such as Shakespearean Drama, Dramatic Duologue, Humorous Verse and Open Reading.
• Hopefully, . . . more theatre companies will see the potential that a duologue holds and just how captivated an audience can be by the presence of just 2 women ."
• Some of the groups are big, as many as a dozen men talk in loud tones; some are duologues, and there is always a sprinkling of lonely, dissociated men.