A Monologue: An Announcer wakes up to find they are making the calls of a baseball game from under the bleachers. How do they figure it out? By the sounds? By imaginations? What inning is it anyway?
A Monologue: An Announcer wakes up to find they are making the calls of a baseball game from under the bleachers. How do they figure it out? By the sounds? By imaginations? What inning is it anyway?
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Calling the Game
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James Binz:
Calling the Game
by Lynn Millar
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A clever monologue - the announcer is a frazzled, sleepy fellow in a game of no apparent consequence. He sleepwalks through a run producing inning and heads out for garlic fries. You can almost smell the place!
A clever monologue - the announcer is a frazzled, sleepy fellow in a game of no apparent consequence. He sleepwalks through a run producing inning and heads out for garlic fries. You can almost smell the place!
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Robert Weibezahl:
Calling the Game
by Lynn Millar
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A charming and imaginative dream monologue that pays homage in a very unusual way to the intrinsic love many have for America’s pastime. CALLING THE GAME captures the visceral drama of baseball through tropes – its rhythms and pauses, the sound of the bat and roar of the crowd – without ever showing a moment of the game itself. Clever stuff.
A charming and imaginative dream monologue that pays homage in a very unusual way to the intrinsic love many have for America’s pastime. CALLING THE GAME captures the visceral drama of baseball through tropes – its rhythms and pauses, the sound of the bat and roar of the crowd – without ever showing a moment of the game itself. Clever stuff.
