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• But over the years, the monologists have multiplied.
• It was deadpan monologist Berman's first performance at the Improv Friday night.
• So Jones joined the monologist school of Anna Deavere Smith, Whoopi Goldberg and Lily Tomlin.
• She has worked in radio, collaborating with radio dramatist / monologist Joe Frank several times.
• Though the romantic mystery series never aired, Vlaming's episode starred monologist Spalding Gray.
• Is she a singer, a monologist, a puppeteer, or some kind of tinkering instrumentalist?
• The late-night TV monologists have always assumed that O . J . did the heinous deed.
• He told Ms . Gomez of another monologist who died the same year her father bought his theater.
• During his time in vaudeville Kendall was said to have been among the highest paid monologist in America.
• All of it is paced smoothly by director Jo Bonney ( monologist Eric Bogosian's frequent collaborator ).
• He was a pool hustler, cardsharp, sometime pimp, master monologist and jazz's first great composer.
• Some of the many storytellers and monologists on early 1920s American radio might be able to claim even earlier dates.
• The term soliloquist can apply to a monologist reciting a soliloquy, usually from a play, to entertain an audience.
• Then came Hal Holbrook's one-man show, which brought the cigar-smoking, mustachioed monologist to life.
• He was a gifted storyteller and monologist, and his concerts generally had an even mix of spoken word and sung content.
• Director Steven Soderbergh use footage of Rivers'VH1 interview of Spalding Gray in his documentary on the late monologist / actor.
• More often in the campaign, he stubbornly puts away his newfangled prompter machine and retreats to his patented Senate monologist's shorthand.
• In the'80s, the monologist ( Spalding Gray, Eric Bogosian, Karen Finley ) rekindled the primal fascination of the lone storyteller.
• The talking heads on " Nightline, " the late-night monologists and the ranters of talk radio have all had their say.