Dramatic Monologues

If you’re looking for a great dramatic monologue, we’ve got plenty to choose from! And we are constantly adding more and more every week. If you don’t see one you like, keep checking back!

Quick Monologue Tips:

• Find a monologue that fits you and your experiences. Find a character or situation that you can relate too.
• Pick a monologue that is age-appropriate. If you’re in your 30’s, don’t choose a monologue for a young ingenue.
• Choose a monologue that is suitable for the role you want. Are you auditioning for a comedy? Pick a comedic monologue! Want to get a role in a drama? Pick a dramatic one.

Find Your Dramatic Monologue Below!

‘The Dining Room’ (Sarah): “Gin or Vodka?”

‘The Dining Room’ (Grandfather): “This one wants to go to one of those fancy New England boarding schools”

‘The Dining Room’ (Grace): “Well, you’re obviously not old enough to make an intelligent decision”

‘The Dining Room’ (Father): “You tell Miss Kelly that, if you please”

’42nd STREET’ (Julian Marsh): “You’re quite a girl, Miss Peggy Sawyer”

’42nd STREET’ (Julian Marsh): “You’ve got to come back a star!”

’42nd STREET’ (Julian Marsh): “Sawyer, think of Broadway”

’42nd STREET’ (Julian Marsh): “All right, everybody gather around and listen to me”

’42nd Street’ (Dorothy Brock): “So you’re going to take my place”

‘Up in the Air’ (Ryan): “How much does your life weigh?”

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