Monologues from Musicals

From A Chorus Line to You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, we’ve got plenty of monologues from musicals to choose from! From comedy to drama and everything in between, we hope that you can find one that you love. And if not, we’re adding more every week so if you don’t see one you like, keep checking back!

Quick Tips for Musical Theatre Monologues:

• Monologues from Broadway musicals are always fun to perform but choose one 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 (both comedic or dramatic) and will keep those watching you interested!

Find Your Monologue Below!

‘Footloose: The Musical’ (Shaw): “I’m standing before you this morning with a very troubled heart.”

‘Footloose: The Musical’ (Shaw): “And I ask myself, “Why does our Lord allow this?”

‘Cry-Baby: The Musical’ (Mrs. VW): “The Blandishes were due at my home for carols and figgy pudding.”

‘Cry-Baby: The Musical’ (Baldwin): “Well done, Junior Disaster Committee!”

‘Matilda, The Musical’ (Mr. Wormwood): “I want my family to share of my triumph”

‘Matilda, The Musical’ (Bruce): “It was the biggest burp I had ever done”

‘Matilda, The Musical’ (Matilda): “And then… things got worse”

‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ (Snoopy): “Someday I’ll get you, Red Baron!”

‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ (Schroeder): “You’re a very crabby person”

‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ (Sally): “I got a ‘C’ on my coat hanger sculpture?”

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