Some Men Are Lookers; Ethan Morddens much lauded fourth volume in his "Buddies" cycle; follows the exploits of his best-loved characters-Dennis Savage; Little Kiwi; Carlo; the elf-child Cosgrove; and narrator Bud. Mordden lays bare the emotional landscape of the city within a city that is Gay Manhattan. Blending the comic; the sexy; and the at once idealistic and realistic; these stories represent Ethan Mordden at his very best.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. good bookBy Dorothy J. Jenkinsvery good. so helpful for my students to audition for a variety of settings. good ideas4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. FantasticBy John RainesThis book is much more informative and essential to the working actor than the countless others you can find on a bookshelf. Instead of giving the same advice (which usually isnt good to use in an audition situation). it expounds on the idea that you already have some idea about what you need and gives you real. nose-to-the-grindstone advice on how to tighten things up and give a real whammy of an audition. As well as advice on choosing the appropriate 16 bars or monologue. it gives advice about representation. Actors Equity. resumeacute;s. headshots. you name it. Heres a hint: This book is soo worth it. we used it as a textbook in a collegiate course about auditioning.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Best book on auditioningBy William F. EdwardsMy son plans a career in musical theatre and this is the fourth book that I have read on the topic. The others included the book by Shurtleff and the one by Silver. They were all good but I liked this one best because it covered all of the practical aspects of performing songs and monologues for auditions. It guides one through all of the details. Since this is the most current of all the books the frames of reference are more appropriate.
