The Best Men's Stage Monologues 2005 (Best Men's Stage Monologues)

The plays and playwrights represented in the 2005 annuals include:
Animal, Kevin Augustine
Anna in the Tropics, Nilo Cruz
Bad Blood, Richard Stockwell
A Bad Friend, Jules Feiffer
Billy and Dago, Charles Evered
Bluff, Jeffrey Sweet
Boise (2), David Folwell
Chicken Bones for the Teenage Soup, Alan Haehnel
The Clawfoot Interviews, Werner Trieschmann
Crashing the Gate, Frederick Stroppel
Den of Thieves (3), Stephen Adly Guirgis
Duty Honor Country, Stephen Bittrich
Ears on a Beatle (2), Mark St. Germain
Elephant, Margie Stokley
Eloise & Ray (2), Stephanie Fleischmann
The Exonerated, Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen
Expecting Isabel, Lisa Loomer
Fabulation; or, the Re-Education of Undine (2), Lynn Nottage
Flags, Jane Martin
The Gifted Program, Ruben Carbajal
Harvest Time, Frederick Stroppel
Hazzard County (2), Allison Moore
Kalighat, Paul Knox
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (4), Stephen Adly Guirgis
The Learning Curve, Rogelio Martinez
The Life and Times of Tulsa Lovechild, Greg Owens
Luminescence Dating (3), Carey Perloff
Maggie May, Tom O’Brien
Mick Just Shrugs (2), Brian Dykstra
The Moonlight Room, Tristine Skyler
A Nervous Smile, John Belluso
The People vs. Spam, Jonathan Rand
Platonov! Platonov! Platonov!, Eric Michael Kochmer
Portraits, Jonathan Bell
Pure Confidence, Carlyle Brown
Small Tragedy (2), Craig Lucas
The Taxi Cabaret (2), Peter Mills
Texas Homos (3), Jan Buttram
To Moscow!, Jeanmarie Williams
Tumor, Sheila Callaghan
Twentieth Century, Adapted by Ken Ludwig from the play by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur
The Violet Hour, Richard Greenberg
What the Night Is For, Michael Weller