one-man show

Richards, David: In a One-Man Show, Joel Grey Is a Crowd.

"Adam Thorpe's One-Man Show," by James Hynes, Boston Review, Summer, 2003.

In early 2000, he created and toured Burt Reynolds's One-Man Show.

Their next, "One-Man Show," which had a brief run on Broadway in 1945, was set in the world of art dealers and was about the relationship between a father and daughter.

'I'm Not a One-Man Show' "I hope they aren't spoiled," Jackson said the other night.

A Private View (1952) (also known as One-Man Show and Murder Is an Art)

Martin Short's One-Man Show (With a Cast) Martin Short is Broadway-bound.

Transcript of May 20, 1997 episode of "One-Man Show"

'I'm a One-Man Show' Lou Singer is in a class by himself and merits parenthetical inclusion in a walking-tour story.

Cohen's One-Man Show of Anecdotes In 55 years as a producer, Alexander H. Cohen has seen it all.