Competition Scenes: Duets
edited by Lindsay Price Canadian Author
Are you looking for challenging scenes for two actors? This collection is tailored for student actors, and contains a wide variety of characters, genres and lengths. Ideal for competitions and in-class work.
The scenes come from plays published by Theatrefolk and include approximate timing, character/story background, and performance suggestions.
Recommended for High Schools and Middle Schools
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