Caroline Sumner
When I'm not being an English major, I'm writing for the stage, taking photographs of things that catch my eye, and working too many jobs. I have been acting for 17 years, writing for 12, and my ultimate goal is to be a successful playwright and actor.
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Five Great Dresses For Every Body TypeWhen it comes to fitting a difficult size, trust me, I know what I'm talking about. I have been on both ends of the weight spectrum and I've learned a thing or two about what is flattering and what is not!
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Leave President Garfield Alone!A brief essay countering AOL's choice to list Garfield as one of the 10 worst presidents.
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A Mammoth MistakeA brief argument against the cloning of mammoths.
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Must-Have Toys for Ages 4-5Here is a brief description of the top five best toys available for kids ages 4-5, based on my experience as a babysitter. Leans towards what girls might prefer, but most can be enjoyed by either gender, and by all ages! -
Draw the LineIn "Watch Wow", Jeanie has been in a relationship with Sam for a little over a year and has recently begun to suspect that he is unfaithful. A good monologue for auditions.
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Potato ManIn "Watch Wow", Becca is a hardworking waitress who is being pursued by a man she finds completely repulsive. This monologue is excellent for auditions.
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Walkin' - A Monologue Suitable for Women Aged 25-35Isia (EE-shuh) is a Polish immigrant living in Georgia after World War II. She describes to the man she secretly loves why she takes such long walks.
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In the Bottom of My StomachClara, a young woman who has been through a series of recent traumas, has just been told by her fiance that they "need to talk", which has triggered a serious overreaction from her. From my original play "Christmas Boxes". -
How They FlyA poem from the perspective of someone living in the Warsaw Ghetto during WWII, watching the birds from out their window.