←Recommendations of A One-Minute Monologue

As an avid hard-boiled egg cooker these instructions seem so easy to follow! This is a fabulous short monologue with a lot of character and heart, and that fact that Greg Hovanesian was able to achieve this in such a short amount of time shows how much talent this writer has! A must-read for any monologue savvy playwright.

This monologue is an electric jolt because of its tone and content.

An actor and director will discover so many layers to the story behind "How to Boil an Egg." That's because of Greg Hovanesian's writing skills -- what is told, when it is told, how much is told, how it is told, and who is doing the telling.

Audiences and readers will plead to know more about the given situations, but Hovanesian provides enough to fill in the necessary blanks for this one-minute piece.

Quite the twist for such a seemingly straightforward, short piece! Would really like to see this piece performed.

Pretty damn good. So many American playwrights shy away from ambiguity. Not here. Love this. Now I want a monologue about French toast.