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Christopher Bailey

Bath
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Senior lecturer, University of Bath, pharmacologist, #depressionresearch, public engagement enthusiast, seaside fan
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How to Write a Monologue

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By Christopher Bailey
| brnw.ch
Skip to content You do not have permission to access this page with your current sign in details. If you require any further help, please get in touch at questions@spotlight.com. Image credit: fizkes / Shutterstock How to begin writing, develop a monologue and what to bear in mind when turning that monologue into a full show. When it comes to writing – in all its forms – starting can be the hardest part. We want to make sure whatever we write is perfect, but the first words rarely are.
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The Carnival at the End of Days | Comedy, Fantasy

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By Christopher Bailey, Terry Gilliam
| IMDb Verified
God, disappointed with what's gone down on planet earth, wants to wipe out humanity and the only one who wants to save them is Satan, who convinces God that two young people he's found are t...
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Pourquoi tester les médicaments sur des animaux mâles est problématique pour la santé des femmes

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By Sarah Bailey Verified, Christopher Bailey
| The Conversation Verified
Si, au cours de votre vie, vous avez déjà dû prendre un médicament, alors vous pouvez considérer que vous faites partie des bénéficiaires de la recherche scientifique menée sur des animaux de laboratoire (en général, des souris ou des rats). Mais vous ignorez probablement que, dix ans à peine en arrière, ce type de travaux reposait quasi exclusivement sur l’emploi d’animaux mâles.
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