SHORT MONOLOGUES FOR ACTING CLASSES

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to Kayleigh.) ​I’ve been at the hospital, Kayleigh. I don’t know if Stephen said. Getting some tests done. I’ve got angina. Which for some reason I keep calling: vagina. It doesn’t help. It means, Kayleigh, no more fun. No more drinking, no more getting worked up, no more smoking, apparently – I’m ignoring that, obviously but. I’m getting pills, blood-thinners. They’ve showered me with leaflets. They gave us drugs, slitting our foreheads with razors so cocaine would go directly into the bloodstream. Then they performed the ritual to make us brave. But even if they couldn’t take me all the way, like Marilyn, they would somehow believe in me just enough. They would see me for what I could be and think I was beautiful. Like a diamond in the rough. They would take me away to my new life and my new world, where everything would be different. Yeah. I lived that way for a long, long time. In my head, dreaming like that. It was nice. And one day, it just stopped. Sometimes I’m less than human, I know this, but I can’t control it. I killed my family. (A collective gasp.) Acting coach Denise Simon says that for teens especially, working on Shakespeare can encourage the actor to “dig deep” because of the “nuanced characters.” Here are her choices for the best Shakespeare monologues for teens. 1. “King John”: Blanch

We felt just terrible about it - don't you remember? But, just for a moment now we're all together. Mama, just for a moment we're happy. Let's look at one another. (pause, looking desperate because she has received no answer. She speaks in a loud voice, forcing herself to not look at her mother) I can't. I can't go on. It goes so fast. We don't have time to look at one another. (she breaks down sobbing, she looks around) I didn't realize. And I say this at our meetings, and they are all very supportive, but the fire only goes down a little bit. Every day, all day.We were no longer under the cloud of civilization. Only sky above us now. No more walking over bridges. For the next three years, they were allowed to see each other only once a year for two hours. But they wrote the most incredible, passionate letters every day, and they really made those two hours count. Thanks to her efforts, my grandfather was finally released, and they moved to the U.S. But every year, to this day, they spend a couple of weeks apart and then when they miss each other so much they can’t stand it, they meet in a tiny hotel room for exactly two hours and re-live the passion of their youth.

Lady Macbeth’s depravity, murderous desires, and desire to become “unsexed” drive this powerful scene. (This is often categorized as a soliloquy, but we’re counting it as a monologue since Lady Macbeth is speaking to “spirits of evil.” Who’s to say they’re any less real than the other characters?) Some topics include: Dating, forgiveness, friendship, identity, relationships with parents, trust, betrayal, health and more. 52 Effective Short Monologues for Teens You were only a few months old. But already such a bright little girl! Laughing and chattering such pretty sounds. I was obviously not faking it and yet no one could find the reason for the pain. It was the first time I’d got one over on them.

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No. “What sensation do you get when I do that?” Nothing! They give me balls to squeeze, and “fine motor” tasks to practice. It took everything. Every single thing I ever made —Painted —All of it just torched to high hell. You have no idea what that means.