Monologues for Teens

Finding a good monologue is always tough, especially for a teenager in high school. You don’t want something too corny or over-dramatic, too wordy or too young or old. You want something that fits you! We’ve got some great contemporary monologues from published plays, films and even TV show and are adding more and more everyday. If you don’t see one you like, keep checking back!

Quick Tips for Teen Monologues:

• Find a monologue that fits you and your experiences. Find a character or situation that you can relate to.
• 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 one that tells a story. One that fits you, that has emotional relevance and will keep those watching you interested.

‘American Graffiti’ (Terry): “I used to have a couple of horses myself”

‘American Graffiti’ (Laurie): “I asked you out, remember?”

‘A Little Princess: The Musical’ (Sara): “What do you suppose Becky’s mother would want to say to her?”

‘Heathers’ (Heather Chandler): “You were nothing before you met me!”

‘Mean Girls, the Musical’ (Regina): “You know I died for fifteen seconds, right?”

‘The Notebook’ (Allie): “This isn’t a summer thing”

‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ (Preston): “Maybe nothing happens for a reason.”

‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ (Girl Whose Party It Is): “My problem?! My PROBLEM??!!”

‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ (Trip McNeely): “Guys like us are a dime a dozen”

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