duologue

How To Use duologue In A Sentence

• The nave but essentially well-meaning Peter's interaction with his flawed clients formed the centre of the piece and much of the comedy sprung from the dynamic duologues.
• The hollow spiral, as he knew from old experience, would bring down to his ears the slightest sound from above; and it now revealed to him the words of a duologue in progress at the summit of the tower. Two on a Tower
• Hannah sneered, interrupting the poetic duologue that was taking place before us.
• Maybe we ought to write this duologue in Latin or Spanish.
• Participants have the choice of doing script work, monologue, duologue, small group script work or musical theatre.
• “I have to leave on a personal trip to Ethiopia, but I wanted to have this conversation now rather than later,” he says, then he turns off his phone, restores it in his pocket and lets me know that he is ready for our duologue. Marcus Samuelsson: An Ethiopian, From Sweden In Harlem «
• The performers will also tackle solo songs and duets, group numbers, character dances, duologues and slapstick.
• The new recruits, studying with Crooked House Theatre Company, will perform a series of scenes, monologues and duologues from diverse and interesting plays.
• The second is also a duologue, but of a rather different kind, between two characters, a Reader and a Listener. On interacting with Beckett
• *** Speaking of tough nuts, the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival has imported Dublin's Gate Theatre revival of "Krapp's Last Tape," Samuel Beckett's hour-long 1958 "duologue" for an angry old writer John Hurt, made up to look like Beckett himself who listens to a tape recording of himself when young and can't stand what he hears. The End Of the Line