‘Fences’ (Lyons): “You don’t know nothing about how I was raised”
A one minute dramatic male monologue from the classic August Wilson play, Fences.
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‘Harvey’ (Lofgren): “Listen, lady, I’ve been drivin’ this route 15 years”
A short monologue for men from Mary Chase’s classic play, HARVEY.
‘Harvey’ (Elwood): “Harvey has always been my favorite name”
A comedic male monologue from Mary Chase’s classic play, HARVEY.
‘Harvey’ (Elwood): “Harvey and I sit in bars and play the jukebox”
A short, comedic male monologue from Mary Chase’s classic play, HARVEY.
‘Harvey’ (Veta): “Every once in a while, I see that big white rabbit myself”
A comedic monologue for women from Mary Chase’s classic play, HARVEY.
‘Harvey’ (Elwood): “Aunt Ethel, I want you to meet Harvey”
A short, comedic male monologue from Mary Chase’s classic play, HARVEY.
‘Monster’ (Aileen): “I’d get you anything you ever asked for”
A dramatic female monologue from the film, Monster, starring Charlize Theron.
‘Monster’ (Aileen): “These guys were bad news!”
A dramatic female monologue from the film, Monster, starring Charlize Theron.
‘Monster’ (Aileen): “We could get a house on the beach”
A dramatic female monologue from the film, Monster, starring Charlize Theron.
‘Monster’ (Aileen): “Now you know me!”
A dramatic female monologue from the film, Monster, starring Charlize Theron.
‘Monster’ (Aileen): “I’ll bet nobody’s talked to him like that in his life”
A dramatic female monologue from the film, Monster, starring Charlize Theron.
‘Monster’ (Aileen): “I always wanted to be in the movies”
A dramatic monologue for women from the film, Monster, starring Charlize Theron and Christina Ricci.
‘Network’ (Hackett): “I want you out of your office before noon or I’ll have you thrown out”
A one minute dramatic monologue for men from the film, Network, written by Paddy Chayefsky.
‘The Notebook’ (Lon): “I love you, Allie, but I want you for myself”
A combination comedic and dramatic monologue for men from the movie, THE NOTEBOOK
‘The Notebook’ (Noah): “You want to know how I’m doing?”
A dramatic one minute monologue for men from the movie, THE NOTEBOOK
‘The Notebook’ (Lon): “I think you have to marry me”
A comedic male monologue from the movie, THE NOTEBOOK
‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ (Angel): “I mean, he was right there. I was supposed to be with him.”
A dramatic monologue for women from the film, Can’t Hardly Wait.
‘9 to 5: The Musical’ (Violet): “I am no girl. I am a woman.”
A one minute comedic monologue for women from the musical, ‘9 to 5’ by Dolly Parton.
‘9 to 5: The Musical’ (Violet): “We kidnapped Mr. Hart and threw him in the back of my Buick”
A comedic female monologue from the musical, ‘9 to 5’, by Dolly Parton