‘Annie Jump and the Library of Heaven’ (Alethea): “I know everything about everything”
A Comedic and Dramatic Monologue for Teen Girls from the Play, ANNIE JUMP AND THE LIBRARY OF HEAVEN by Reina Hardy
Dramatic
‘The Breakfast Club’ (Brian): “Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club”
Brian’s one minute dramatic monologue from the end of John Hughes’ classic film, The Breakfast Club.
‘The Breakfast Club’ (Claire): “What about you, you hypocrite!”
A dramatic one minute monologue for teen girls from the classic movie by John Hughes, The Breakfast Club.
‘The Breakfast Club’ (Bender): “What do you care what I think, anyway?”
A dramatic monologue for teen boys from the classic movie by John Hughes, The Breakfast Club.
‘The Breakfast Club’ (Brian): “Never got a F in my life”
A one minute dramatic monologue for teen boys from the classic movie by John Hughes, The Breakfast Club.
‘The Breakfast Club’ (Andrew): “I mean, how do you apologize for something like that?”
A dramatic monologue for teen boys from the classic movie by John Hughes, The Breakfast Club.
‘Fences’ (Cory): “I can’t drag Papa with me everywhere I go”
A one minute dramatic monologue for teen boys from the classic August Wilson play, Fences.
‘Fences’ (Cory): “All you ever did was try and make me scared of you”
A dramatic monologue for teen boys from the classic August Wilson play, Fences.
‘A Little Princess: The Musical’ (Sara): “What do you suppose Becky’s mother would want to say to her?”
A one minute monologue for kids from the musical, A LITTLE PRINCESS
‘The Notebook’ (Allie): “This isn’t a summer thing”
A dramatic one minute female monologue for women from the movie, THE NOTEBOOK
‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ (Denise): “You haven’t spoken to me since sixth grade”
A dramatic one minute female monologue for teens from the movie, Can’t Hardly Wait.
‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ (Preston): “This is everything I’ve been wanting to say to her”
A dramatic monologue for male teens from the movie, Can’t Hardly Wait.
‘Footloose: The Musical’ (Ren): “There was a time for this law, but not anymore.”
A dramatic monologue for a teen male from, ‘Footloose: The Musical’
‘Footloose: The Musical’ (Rusty): “Ladies, should I take this one?”
A one minute monologue for teen girls from ‘Footloose: The Musical’
‘Adventureland’ (Em): Hates Her Stepmother
“I’d feel sorry for her if she wasn’t such a pathetic, status-obsessed witch.”
‘Slow Dance on the Killing Ground’ (Rosie)
If you knew me better, you’d see that this is exactly the kind of thing that’s likely to happen to me. Getting knocked up, I mean.
‘The Perks of Being A Wallflower’ (Patrick)
“Forget it. I’m free now, right? I could meet the love of my life any second now.”
‘Hard Candy’ (Hayley)
“They never try girls as adults. Sexist but true. Plus I’ll have the biggest legal defense fund you ever saw.”
‘Brighton Beach Memoirs’ (Nora and Her Future)
Nora Morton is a beautiful and ambitious 16-year-old girl with dreams of Broadway. She’s often resentful of her younger sister and angry at her father for dying