1970-2018
Dancer Paul Taylor
Table of Contents:
Full text Monologues are below table of contents.
Who is Patty Hearst? Why did the heiress so quickly embrace the militant anti-capitalist cause of her kidnappers?
Jimmy Carter: The speech that sank his presidency.
Joe Papp: A poor boy who rises to become the imperious theater impresario.
Paul Taylor: The dancer-choreographer describes why it was necessary for him to break from the influence of Martha Graham.
Katharine Graham: A rich widow finds herself running The Washington Post and exposing the corruption of the Nixon administration.
The Coors Wars: Peter Coors, one member of the beer dynasty, tries to break from its arch-conservative doctrines.
Roddy McDowall: He served as father confessor to other former child stars, including Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor.
Oliver North: After being exposed as a mastermind behind selling Iranian arms to the Nicaraguan rebels, he runs for the US Senate.
Dick Cheney: The Vice-President is blocked from accruing unlimited power in the White House.
David Axelrod: Barack Obama's campaign manager explains how elections are won on emotion, not reason.









