Plays for Two is a unique anthology of twenty-eight terrific plays for two actors; by a mix of celebrated playwrights and cutting-edge new voices.It takes two to tangomdash;or to perform a duet; fight a duel; or play ping-pong. The two-character play is dramatic confrontation stripped to its essence. These four full-length and twenty-four short plays feature pairs of every sortmdash;strangers; rivals; parents and children; siblings; co-workers; friends; and loversmdash;swooning or sparring; meeting cute or parting ways. In a dizzying range of moods and styles; these two-handers offer the kind of meaty; challenging roles actors love; while providing readers and audiences with the pleasures of watching the complex give-and-take dynamics of two keenly matched characters.Plays by: Billy Aronson; David Auburn; Pete Barry; Naveen Bahar Choudhury; Anthony Clarvoe; Steven Dietz; Halley Feiffer; Simon Fill; Frank Higgins; David Ives; Jacob Juntunen; Ean Miles Kessler; Neil LaBute; Eric Lane; Kitt Lavoie; Jacqueline E. Lawton; Mark Harvey Levine; Elizabeth Meriwether; Michael Mitnick; Daria Polatin; Marco Ramirez; Kelly Rhodes; Jose Rivera; Paul Rudnick; Edwin Sanchez; Nina Shengold; Cori Thomas; Doug Wright From the Trade Paperback edition.
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