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Posted: 1/31/05 at 7:27pmHey, sorry to start a thread like this, but I have to have two contemporary monologues on Saturday that aren't longer than two minutes. It's for "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe". I'm 14 and a girl...does anyone have any suggestions? Thank You!
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#1re: monologues...
Posted: 2/1/05 at 8:26am*bump* Does anyone have any ideas?? Because I'm kind of in desperate need of two monologues now, because I only have a few days until Saturday!
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Arrive at a meeting late, say you're sorry, but you didn't have time for lunch, and you're going to be nibbling during the meeting. Then eat raw potatoes.
Ask people what gender they are,or
Disagree strongly with everything anybody says:)
#2re: monologues...
Posted: 2/1/05 at 7:07pmHey, I found one! it's in this book I have though, and it's an original monologue by the author of the book. Do you think that's ok, or should I have one that the people at the audition have heard of? Ok, well I still need one more anyway. The only two I know are "Me, Gypsy Rose Lee" and The coathanger Sculpture one from YAGMCB, and I don't really want to do either of those. So umm, no one has actually responded to this, but uh, any suggestions? Thanks
Ways to annoy people:
Arrive at a meeting late, say you're sorry, but you didn't have time for lunch, and you're going to be nibbling during the meeting. Then eat raw potatoes.
Ask people what gender they are,or
Disagree strongly with everything anybody says:)
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#3re: monologues...
Posted: 2/1/05 at 7:11pmI've been trying to think for you that's appropriate for your age range, etc. Does one have to be comedic and the other dramatic?
"The weight of this sad time we must obey, Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say. The oldest hath borne most; we that are young Shall never see so much, nor live so long"-Edgar in King Lear
#4re: monologues...
Posted: 2/1/05 at 7:13pmI don't know, they just said two contemporary monologues. The lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe isn't really funny at any point, so I probably wouldn't have to do a comedic monologue.
Ways to annoy people:
Arrive at a meeting late, say you're sorry, but you didn't have time for lunch, and you're going to be nibbling during the meeting. Then eat raw potatoes.
Ask people what gender they are,or
Disagree strongly with everything anybody says:)
Racetrack
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/21/04
#5re: monologues...
Posted: 2/1/05 at 7:15pmI guess there are several good dramatic monologues in the play I am currently in which is The Children's Hour by Lillian Hellman, but the subject doesn't fit with The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. Still thinking...
"The weight of this sad time we must obey, Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say. The oldest hath borne most; we that are young Shall never see so much, nor live so long"-Edgar in King Lear
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