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| Whether they're talking for 45 minutes or two hours, the most skilled monologuists usually structure a tale so it builds toward something: a revelation, key information, a wrap-up, someone's death. Slam poetry has been boosted by, among other things, the popularity of rap music, the boom in stand-up comedy, and the proliferation of stage monologuists. British solo artists tattooing themselves on stage, Irish monologuists, 4 1/2-hour adaptations of Doestoevsky novels and the offbeat creators of ``Shockheaded Peter. |
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