In this monologue from the play, "Hallway Whispers", Max has a confession for Tessa. The play explores the burgeoning and tentative relationship between a shy, introspective boy and an outgoing girl, revealing how a chance encounter in the echoing corridors of high school leads to an unexpected and deep connection. MAX: I don't... get a long with most people. Most of the … [Read more...] about Hallway Whispers
Monologues for Teens
The Telescope Diaries
In this monologue from the play, "The Telescope Diaries," a witty, astronomy-loving teen girl navigates the complexities of high school, friendship, and her own heart as she tries to express her feelings to her crush in a universe of awkward encounters and starlit dreams. CASSIE: (Pointing at a star chart) So, there's Andromeda, and right there is Cassiopeia. Named after me, … [Read more...] about The Telescope Diaries
The Space That’s Left
In this monologue from the play, "The Space That's Left", Alex, a 16-year-old boy, stands in front of his mother's grave. ALEX: You know, they say I should talk to you. Like it’s gonna make me feel better or something. But how can I talk to a gravestone? (Kicks at the dirt) You’re not even here. You left me. Left me with him. I’m mad, Mom. So freaking mad at you. For … [Read more...] about The Space That’s Left
Common Ground
In this monologue from the play, "Common Ground" Emma, a passionate and outspoken teen activist, about 17 years old. She's in a community center, addressing Jake, a more laid-back and reluctant participant in the community service project. EMMA: Look, Jake, I get it. You don’t want to be here. You think this community project is a waste of time, just another box to check off … [Read more...] about Common Ground
Wired
In this monologue from the play, "Wired", Claire confronts her mom. CLAIRE: It's like you never really knew me. You never really saw me. You never noticed how I'm different than everyone else? The way I dress? What I watch? How I can't f'cking stand other people? You're so f'ckin oblivious. At least when dad was here he noticed things. He tried to understand me. But you? You … [Read more...] about Wired