Rupe, an AMAB non-binary person, is about to spend the night in a cis-het married man’s hotel room. But first, some ground rules.
This monologue is published in Smith & Kraus's "WE/US: Monologues for Gender Minority Characters Anthology."
[MONOLOGUE FOR AN NB-AMAB PERFORMER]
Rupe, an AMAB non-binary person, is about to spend the night in a cis-het married man’s hotel room. But first, some ground rules.
This monologue is published in Smith & Kraus's "WE/US: Monologues for Gender Minority Characters Anthology."
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Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn:
Unnecessary Beauty (a monologue)
by Scott Sickles
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A love letter with ground rules! Absolutely necessary! Honesty and boundaries should not kill the beauty and romance of the moment. This is practically a modern sonnet. Rupe earns that kiss and cuddle at the end!
A love letter with ground rules! Absolutely necessary! Honesty and boundaries should not kill the beauty and romance of the moment. This is practically a modern sonnet. Rupe earns that kiss and cuddle at the end!
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Cheryl Bear:
Unnecessary Beauty (a monologue)
by Scott Sickles
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A monologue that gets to the truth in a rare approach, honestly and directly. Well done.
A monologue that gets to the truth in a rare approach, honestly and directly. Well done.
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Debra A. Cole:
Unnecessary Beauty (a monologue)
by Scott Sickles
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Such grace and beauty in this short monologue. There is a true sense of conscious vulnerability from the speaker. WOKE and a little old- fashioned at the same time. BRAVO!
Such grace and beauty in this short monologue. There is a true sense of conscious vulnerability from the speaker. WOKE and a little old- fashioned at the same time. BRAVO!