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“How do you think you would fit into our office?” From the play, “Good Morning, Good Night.” In this monologue Anna conducts an interview. Ideal for adult females, 20-50 – 1-2 Minutes. By: Adam Szymkowicz ANNA How do you think you would fit into our office? What are your strengths and weaknesses? Tell me about […]
“He just stood there, looking at me, with his doctor’s bag and syringe.” From the play, “Hearts Like Fists.” In this monologue, Nina wrestles with her attraction for Dr. X. Ideal for Adult Females, 20-50. 1 Min. By: Adam Szymkowicz NINA: He just stood there, looking at me, with his doctor’s bag and syringe. He showed […]
“Doctor X is just so exciting.” From the play, “Hearts Like Fists.” In this monologue, Nina wrestles with her attraction for Dr. X. Ideal for Adult Females, 20-50. 1 Min. By: Adam Szymkowicz NINA: Doctor X is just so exciting. And wrong. So exciting and wrong. I think the other girls have an inkling. Because I—I […]
“What is this feeling, so unpleasant, like my insides rotting or my outside melting?” From the play, “Hearts Like Fists.” In this monologue, Lisa contemplates how it feels after being rejected. Ideal for Adult Females, 20-50. 1-2 Min. By: Adam Szymkowicz LISA: What is this feeling, so unpleasant, like my insides rotting or my outside melting? […]
“I see that. It’s a life. A place of your own in the city.” From the play, “The Book Store”. Candace talks to Rachel about their life choices. Ideal for Adult Females, 30-50 – 1 Minute. By: Adam Szymkowicz CANDACE: Commuting every day during rush hour. Editing books on the train. Maybe someone spills coffee […]
“I feel sad” from the play “The Book Store”. Rachel explains what’s been going on in her head and in her life. Ideal for adult females, 20-40 – 1 Minute. By: Adam Szymkowicz RACHEL: I feel Sad. Like. Sad like I’ve been underground for a long time. And it’s dark and I can barely breathe. […]
“I have to step out of this play for a minute.” From the play, ‘The Parking Lot’. J contemplates what she truly wants in this address to the audience. Ideal for adult females, 30-50 – 1-2 Minutes. By: Adam Szymkowicz J: I have to step out of this play for a minute. It’s hard for […]
“Checklist version twelve” from the play ‘The Parking Lot’. J considers what she longs for in a partner as she reviews her checklist. Ideal for adult females, 30-50 – 1-2 Minutes. By: Adam Szymkowicz J: Checklist version twelve Do they make me laugh make me dinner excite me sexually dance for me read to me […]
“Okay. So I guess this is it.” From the play ‘Rare Birds’. Evan rethinks his life after facing turmoil. Ideal for males, 15-18 – 1-2 Minutes. By: Adam Szymkowicz EVAN: (EVAN gets to a bad place in his head. EVAN goes to his laptop, films himself. He is projected much larger on the back wall, […]
“Hi Jenny. Here’s a video just for you.” From the play ‘Rare Birds.’ Evan tries to summon the courage to talk to Jenny, the girl he has a massive crush on who’s Locker is next to his own. Ideal for males, 15-18 – 1-2 Minutes. By: Adam Szymkowicz EVAN: Hi Jenny. Here’s a video just for […]
“Then one day, I got a phone call.” From the play “Good Morning, Good Night!” In this monologue Amir delivers a eulogy. Ideal for Adult Males, 20-50 – 1 Min. By: Adam Szymkowicz AMIR: Then one day, I got a phone call. I almost didn’t pick up the phone but I did. It was her […]
“It started with promise, equal part hope and cynicism,” from “Good Morning, Good Night!” In this monologue Amir tells about his day in a play about an office and modern anxiety. Ideal for Adult Males, 20-50 – 1-2 Minutes. By: Adam Szymkowicz AMIR: It started with promise, equal part hope and cynicism. I had a […]
“I’m looking for books on marriage,” from Kodachrome. Robert searches for a very specific type of book on marriage. This monologue is ideal for Adult Males, 18-30 – 1-2 minutes. By: Adam Szymkowicz ROBERT: I’m looking for books on marriage. How to have a good marriage. What to do. What not to do. How to […]
“Thanks everyone for coming to celebrate J today,” from the play “The Parking Lot”. Terry delivers a eulogy in this play about a couple who decides their fate in a parking lot. Ideal for Adult Males, 30-60. 1-2 Min. By: Adam Szymkowicz TERRY: Thanks everybody for coming here to celebrate J today. J is . . […]
“But I tell you what I do wish, Mrs Peters.” from the play,”Trifles” Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters discuss the Wright household and their lack of making an effort to reach out to Mrs. Wright. Ideal for adult females ranging from 30-49. 1-2 Mins. Written By: Susan Glaspell MRS. HALE: But I tell you what I […]
“It’s like this, Keith” from the play, “The First and Last” Larry arrives surprising Keith with his confession of murder. Ideal for adult males ranging from 30-49. 1-2 Mins. Written By: John Galsworthy LARRY: It’s like this, Keith—there’s a girl—A Polish girl. She—her father died over here when she was sixteen, and left her all alone. […]
“No shame but mine:” from the play, “Taming of the Shrew” Katharina believes that she was stood up at her own wedding and begins to chide herself for foolishly believing Petruchio really wanted to marry her. Ideal for adult females ranging from 20-39. 1-2 Mins. Written By: William Shakespeare KATHARINA: No shame but mine: I must, […]
“I know you’re probably mad at me for leaving before the funeral” from, “Pretty Theft” Allegra says farewell to her mother after her father has died. (Scene: Allegra’s house. Allegra’s Mom sits, facing away from us, watching TV. Allegra approaches her mother. Ideal for adult females ranging from 18-27. 2 Mins. Written By: Adam Szymkowicz ALLEGRA: I […]
“The government of your country!” from the play, “Major Barbara” Undershaft and Stephen were discussing his potential inheritance of the cannon business. Stephen has stated he does not want to inherit, but devote a life to politics. As anger rises, Undershaft retorts. Ideal for adult males ranging from 50-59. 1-2 Mins. Written By: George Bernard Shaw […]