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A Thousand Years
Kenny Finkle
One Hundred
by Neil Monaghan, Christopher Heimann, Diene Petterle
Highlights
Why we like it
"'One Hundred' presents a compelling exploration of identity and existence, masterfully brought to life by a single performer."
From: One-Person ShowsWhat readers are saying
Readers appreciate the thought-provoking concept of reliving a memory eternally in this play. Many find the characters' unique stories and the play’s effective use of minimal props to create engaging scenes impressive. It is considered an ideal introduction to plays for new readers, though some mention it may not have the most groundbreaking dialogue or story. Overall, it leaves a positive impact and encourages reflection on personal choices.
Thought-provoking concept Strong character development Effective use of minimal props Dialogue could be stronger
Synopsis
Imagine that you must choose one single memory from your life and capture it with a magical camera—everything else will be erased.
Imagine that choosing this memory is your only way of passing through to eternity.
Imagine that you have just one hour to choose.
Publication
Publisher Nick Hern Books
Year 2003
Binding Paperback
Pages 96
Place London
Language English
ISBN-13 9781854597373
ISBN-10 185459737X
eISBN-13 9781780016726
One Hundred is a British play written by Neil Monaghan and published by Nick Hern Books in London (2003).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle, Apple Books (eISBN 9781780016726).
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