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Teen monologues in contemporary plays after 1900?
I have to audition to get into this Fine Arts school and I have to present a monlogue from Shakespeare and a monologue from a contemporary play after 1900. Also the character, I will monologue has to be around my age. I am 14 years old, and I’m a girl, so I need to find a character thats a teenage girl! Thanks to all those who answer!
Try to find copies of these plays and take a look at these characters:
***CONTEMPORARY SERIOUS***
PLAY: Angie’s Song – by Ruth Jacobson in “Glimpses”
CHARACTER: Angie (young)
ACT & SCENE: 1-act
START LINE: “I guess I’ve always been…”
PLAY: Easter by August Strindberg
CHARACTER: Eleonora (age 16)
ACT & SCENE: II
START LINE: “Do you know what I…”
PLAY: Eleemosynary – by Lee Blessing
CHARACTER: Echo (16)
ACT & SCENE: sc. 7
START LINE: “Uncle Bill hardly remembers…”
PLAY: Of Poems, Youth, and Spring – by John Logan
CHARACTER: Susan (16)
ACT & SCENE: sc. 3
START LINE: “Yes, today. Things are…”
PLAY: To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday – by Michael Brady
CHARACTER: Rachel (16)
ACT & SCENE: II, 2
START LINE: “This was my mother’s…”
PLAY: Winterset – by Maxwell Anderson
CHARACTER: Miriamne (15)
ACT & SCENE: III
START LINE: “Mio – I’d have gone…”
***CONTEMPORARY COMIC***
PLAY: Cinders – by Janusz Glowacki
CHARACTER: Prince (16) – yes, female
ACT & SCENE: sc. 7
START LINE: “I’m in here for…”
PLAY: Coyote Ugly – by Lynn Siefert
CHARACTER: Scarlet (12)
ACT & SCENE: sc. 9
START LINE: “I blame my whole…”
PLAY: The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the- Moon Marigolds – by Paul Zindel
CHARACTER: Janice (16)
ACT & SCENE: II, 2
START LINE: “The Past. I go the cat…”
PLAY: Once Upon A Playground – by Jack Frakes
CHARACTER: Dixie (13)
ACT & SCENE: 1-act
START LINE: “I don’t know why…”
PLAY: Rally Round the Flag, Boys! – by David Rogers
CHARACTER: Comfort (16)
ACT & SCENE: I, 1
START LINE: “Dear Elvis, I suppose you’re…”
PLAY: Table Settings – by James Lapine
CHARACTER: Grand-daughter (14)
ACT & SCENE: 1-act
START LINE: “Stephen Franklin and…”
PLAY: What I Did Last Summer – by A. R. Gurney, Jr.
CHARACTER: Bonny (14)
ACT & SCENE: II
START LINE: “You know what this…”
***CONTEMPORARY SERIO-COMIC***
PLAY: And Things That Go Bump in the Night – by Terrence McNally
CHARACTER: Lakme (13)
ACT & SCENE: II
START LINE: “Thirteen! Thirteen year…”
PLAY: Brighten Beach Memoirs – by Neil Simon
CHARACTER: Nora (16)
ACT & SCENE: I
START LINE: “Oh, God, he was…”
PLAY: The Fantod – by Amlin Gray
CHARACTER: Rachel (15)
ACT & SCENE: II, 2
START LINE: “The Spring is at…”
PLAY: Kid Champion – by Thomas Babe
CHARACTER: Alice (15)
ACT & SCENE: sc. 10
START LINE: “You guys have been…”
PLAY: Last Looks – by Grace McKeaney
CHARACTER: Mercedes (14)
ACT & SCENE: II, 2
START LINE: “You weren’t at the club…”
PLAY: The Red Coat – by John Patrick Shanley
CHARACTER: Mary (16)
ACT & SCENE: 1-act
START LINE: “Oh, that coat!…”
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I hope you find something you can use from the above. I tried to keep to characters that were around your age – at least within 2 years. Some of the monologues may consist of 2 or more speeches pieced together, but that’s easy to do.
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