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Theatrical Monologue
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I have a basic theater class I'm taking in college just as a gen ed.
And we have to do a monologue, and I honestly don't really know of any. I do remember somebody starting this same thread probably a year ago. Basically, does anybody know of some good theatrical monologues?
We do have a few requirements being that:
-Same sex (male)
-Approx. Age (20)
-and between 2 and a half and three minutes (no more, no less)
EDIT: FUCK I forgot to type that it does need to be theatrical - IE from a play or something of the sort (no TV movies etc.)
And we have to do a monologue, and I honestly don't really know of any. I do remember somebody starting this same thread probably a year ago. Basically, does anybody know of some good theatrical monologues?
We do have a few requirements being that:
-Same sex (male)
-Approx. Age (20)
-and between 2 and a half and three minutes (no more, no less)
EDIT: FUCK I forgot to type that it does need to be theatrical - IE from a play or something of the sort (no TV movies etc.)
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Have fun man, theatre classes are great.
But what is that black coffee monologue from? It interests me... but is sadly only a minute.
And hell yea the class is fun. Best class I've got this semester, actually, best this year so far.
You could look here: http://www.whysanity.net/monos/monos1a.html There are a bunch, that page is just A-B
It's theatrical.
I think I found a site with a lot of monologues a few months ago. (many of them from movies, but no more than half, I'd say) I'll see if I can find it.
Edit: Here it is!