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T-cells & Sympathy: Monologues in the Age of AIDS


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Michael Kearns


Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated, 1995 - Drama - 142 pages


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In this collection of 34 monologues, the author challenges the actor to identify with characters that cross the lines of age, race, gender, class and sexual preference. The monologues are about people who have lives beyond their health status and they represent the author's response to AIDs.





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About the author (1995)


MICHAEL KEARNS is an actor/director/playwright who has appeared in all media: film



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Title T-cells & Sympathy: Monologues in the Age of AIDS
Author Michael Kearns
Publisher Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated, 1995
Original from the University of Michigan
Digitized Mar 3, 2008
ISBN 0435086766, 9780435086763
Length 142 pages
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