

Highway(2014)
Sebastian Stan's performance of Eric Bogosian's monologue "Highway" is the 84th in the "100 Monologues" collection. This initiative features various actors delivering monologues from Bogosian's plays, originally performed Off-Broadway between 1980 and 2000.
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Sebastian Stan's performance of Eric Bogosian's monologue "Highway" is the 84th in the "100 Monologues" collection. This initiative features various actors delivering monologues from Bogosian's plays, originally performed Off-Broadway between 1980 and 2000.
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2014-05-24
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