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Good Black women monologue? Posted on 01-16-2006
Imaginelyfe06

I need help ....I need help finding a monolouge for my theatre class.....Preferably (sp?) an authorative dramatic black women ranging for 17-30......Do yall know any good movies where a black woman gives a really good monolouge (speech)? I was thinking one of Halle's parts from losing Isaiah but I couldnt think of one...Help me please!
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CrunkMonkey85 from Atlanta, GA replied on 01-17-2006 01:46AM [Reply]

"The Color Purple"! I don't know if it's a long enough piece tho...
Brett England and Emily Williams wrote:
... Celie realizes she must confront Albert to resolve her problem. ... At the family dinner scene, Celie confronts Albert for the first time. She stares directly at him, and in a very controlled manner says, "You a low down dirty dog. Time for me to get away from you and into creation. And your **** body will be just the welcome mat I need." Celie's remarks illustrate that she has never felt an intimate bond with Albert. ... As Celie leaves, Albert pulls his fist back to hit her. In response, she raises her hand and calmly says, "Everything you done to me, already done to you" Finally, in celebration of her resolution, she leaves the house exclaiming, "I’m poor, black, I might even be ****, but dear God I’m here!"
You'd have to get a hold of the DVD or script or something, cuz I don't know how long it really is.
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klg14 from Hawthorne, CA replied on 01-17-2006 06:10PM [Reply]

Suggested books (check local public library): For Colored Girls Who Have Considered ****/When the Rainbow is Enuf: Choreopeom - Ntozake Shange Available on DVD/VHS: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000067IYK/ref=pd_bxgy_text_b/103-3327207-5968625?%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance&n=130 Monologues for Actors of Color: Women by Roberta Uno Voices of Color: Scenes and Monologues from the Black American Theatre by Woodie King, Jr.
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klg14 from Hawthorne, CA replied on 01-18-2006 01:36PM [Reply]

FYI - Floyd Gaffney is the director of Common Ground Theater, San Diego's oldest African American theater troupe. Here's a recent article featuring Dr. Gaffney: http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/thisweek/2006/jan/01_17_artists.asp
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