(Book). The one-person genre is a vibrant expression of American dramatic vision. Our greatest dramatists often express their most intimate work projected through one voice heart-to-heart with the audience. Perhaps more than any other dramatic form, the one person play is suited for reading and personal enjoyment. Most of the plays appear in trade book form for the very first time. Actors, students, teachers, directors, and librarians will embrace the volumes in this series as an essential library of stellar talent for performance, audition study, and reading enjoyment. Plays include: My Brillaint Divorce (Geraldine Aron) * Bad Dates (Theresa Rebeck) * 101 Humiliating Stories (Lisa Kron) * Mrs. Sorken (Christopher Durang).