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The 19 pages that link to Monologue, each with the reason it gives.

• Stand-up comedyRelated: Stand-up often takes monologue form, but relies on comic material and audience rapport.

• Spoken wordRelated: Spoken word can use monologue, but is not limited to dramatic speech.

• AuditionRelated: A prepared monologue lets actors demonstrate technique and expressive range.

• Direct addressRelated: A monologue can contain direct address, but its defining feature is a single sustained speaker.

• Talk showRelated: Many talk shows open with a host's monologue before guest conversations begin.

• Jean RacineRelated: Racine uses solitary speeches to expose conflicts that courtly dialogue conceals.

• Stage actingRelated: A monologue concentrates attention on one performer’s language and dramatic action.

• Paddy ChayefskyRelated: Network’s extended speeches turn character moments into direct arguments about media and society.

• Bill MaherRelated: Maher opens episodes with solo commentary on recent events.

• Gao XingjianRelated: Gao uses extended speech to explore consciousness and shifting perspectives onstage.

• Ronnie CorbettRelated: Corbett’s seated monologues became a recurring signature of The Two Ronnies.