In this monologue from the play, "Side of the Tracks", Melanie tells her best friend why she's moving. MELANIE: It wasn't easy for me. I grew up in a good neighborhood, yeah, but we were the poorest ones there. We basically lived in a shoebox. I mean, I know others have it worse. But the first time I went to my friends' houses, it was a shock. Like, they lived in mansions. I … [Read more...] about Side of the Tracks
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The Break Up Artist
In "The Breakup Artist," Lisa, a professional adept at ending relationships for others, faces the ultimate challenge when she must navigate the complexities and emotional turmoil of her own breakup, testing her beliefs about love, relationships, and her own identity. LISA: Jack, we need to talk, and honestly, this is the hardest conversation I've ever had to start. You know … [Read more...] about The Break Up Artist
The Accidental Activist
In this monologue from the play, "The Accidental Activist", Emily, a woman in her 30s, stands on a makeshift stage at an environmental protest rally, facing a large and enthusiastic crowd. EMILY: Everyone, please, you need to hear me out. I'm not like you all! No, really! I was never supposed to be the face of this movement. These past few weeks have been incredible, and … [Read more...] about The Accidental Activist
Love’s Folly
In this monologue from the play, "Love's Folly", Lady Elizabeth, a sharp-tongued aristocrat navigates a comical love triangle, where unrequited passions and societal expectations entwine, leading to a humorous upheaval in high society. LADY ELIZABETH: Margaret, my dear, your affection is flattering, but ill-advised. You love me, and I, in turn, am besotted with Lord … [Read more...] about Love’s Folly
The Poconos
In this monologue from the play, "The Poconos", Dana realizes she and Mark are lost on their vacation road trip. DANA: Oh, come on, Mark! Admit it, we're lost. This is not the 'scenic route' to the Poconos, unless you consider 'Scenic' synonymous with 'Where in the world are we?' And you, Mr. 'I Don’t Need a GPS Because I Have a Built-In Compass in My Brain.' How’s that … [Read more...] about The Poconos