‘SubUrbia’ (Pony): “I feel good out with you guys again”
A Semi-Comedic Monologue for Men in their 20’s from Eric Bogosian’s Play, Suburbia.
Plays
‘SubUrbia’ (Buff): “Come on, man, tell me you wouldn’t love it!”
A Comedic One Minute Monologue for Men in their 20’s from Eric Bogosian’s Play, Suburbia.
‘SubUrbia’ (Sooze): “I look into the mirror, what do I see?”
A Comedic Monologue for Women in their 20’s from Eric Bogosian’s Play, Suburbia.
‘SubUrbia’ (Jeff): “You should get upset!”
A Dramatic One Minute Monologue for Men in their 20’s from Eric Bogosian’s Play, Suburbia.
‘The Dining Room’ (Ruth): “Lately I’ve been having this recurrent dream”
A One Minute Dramatic Monologue for Women from A.R. Gurney’s Play, The Dining Room.
‘The Dining Room’ (Harvey): “Now, I want to go over my funeral with you”
A Dramatic Monologue for Men from A.R. Gurney’s Play, The Dining Room.
‘The Dining Room’ (Standish): “Henry was insulted down at the club”
A Comedic Monologue for Men from A.R. Gurney’s Play, The Dining Room.
‘The Dining Room’ (Sarah): “Gin or Vodka?”
A One Minute Comedic Monologue for Late Teen Girls from A.R. Gurney’s Play, The Dining Room.
‘The Dining Room’ (Grandfather): “This one wants to go to one of those fancy New England boarding schools”
A Comedic Monologue for Men from A.R. Gurney’s Play, The Dining Room.
‘The Dining Room’ (Architect): “I’ll send you my bill for the work I’ve done so far”
A comedic monologue for men or women from A.R. Gurney’s play, The Dining Room.
‘The Dining Room’ (Grace): “Well, you’re obviously not old enough to make an intelligent decision”
A Dramatic Monologue for Women from A.R. Gurney’s Play, The Dining Room.
‘The Dining Room’ (Father): “You tell Miss Kelly that, if you please”
A One Minute Monologue for Men from A.R. Gurney’s Play, The Dining Room.
‘Network’ (Max): “You are a wasteland, Diana”
A dramatic male monologue from the play, NETWORK, by Lee Hall.
‘Network’ (Diana): “I can turn that show into the biggest smash on television” (Play Version)
A dramatic monologue for women from Lee Hall’s play, NETWORK.
‘Network’ (Howard): “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it any more!” (Play Version)
The play version of Howard Beale’s famous dramatic monologue for men from Lee Hall’s, Network.
‘Network’ (Howard): “Take me to the middle of the George Washington Bridge!”
A dramatic monologue for men from the play, Network, by Lee Hall.
‘Fences’ (Rose): “You can’t be nobody but who you are, Cory”
A dramatic monologue for women from the classic play, Fences, by August Wilson.
‘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’ (Lyons): “You got to take the crookeds with the straights”
A one minute dramatic male monologue 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.