Photos with my Rapist: A One-Minute Monologue

by Rachel Luann Strayer

ONE-MINUTE MONOLOGUE. No one would get together with their rapist every year and take a photo, unless, of course, that person was a part of their family. A brief monologue about the way victims of familial abuse suffer, no matter how long it has been since the original assault.

*Revised from two-minute version. Perfect for one-minute audition or competition piece.

ONE-MINUTE MONOLOGUE. No one would get together with their rapist every year and take a photo, unless, of course, that person was a part of their family. A brief monologue about the way victims of familial abuse suffer, no matter how long it has been since the original assault.

*Revised from two-minute version. Perfect for one-minute audition or competition piece.

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Photos with my Rapist: A One-Minute Monologue

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  • Jennifer O'Grady: Photos with my Rapist: A One-Minute Monologue by Rachel Luann Strayer
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    This harrowing and heartbreaking one-minute monologue about hidden familial sexual assault and trauma should be widely produced.

    This harrowing and heartbreaking one-minute monologue about hidden familial sexual assault and trauma should be widely produced.

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  • Georgia Xanthopoulou: Photos with my Rapist: A One-Minute Monologue by Rachel Luann Strayer
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    The hidden trauma captured in family photos. Raw, thought-provoking, and powerful.

    The hidden trauma captured in family photos. Raw, thought-provoking, and powerful.

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  • Ian Donley: Photos with my Rapist: A One-Minute Monologue by Rachel Luann Strayer
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    Rachel Luann Strayer's writing is sharp and crisp, leaving us to fill in the dots to complete the character's puzzle for them. Speaking of the character, Strayer's choice to not assign a gender for Someone allows for any actor to bring Someone to life. Given the tragic statistics regarding victims of all genders, it's a powerful choice that will surely bring an audience to a pause.

    Rachel Luann Strayer's writing is sharp and crisp, leaving us to fill in the dots to complete the character's puzzle for them. Speaking of the character, Strayer's choice to not assign a gender for Someone allows for any actor to bring Someone to life. Given the tragic statistics regarding victims of all genders, it's a powerful choice that will surely bring an audience to a pause.

    ”
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Character Information

  • Someone
    14+
    Any
    Any
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      Teens,
      20s,
      30s,
      40s,
      50s,
      60s,
      70s+