←Recommendations of The Uninvited

A powerful monologue with deep insight and rawness. a heartbreaker for sure, but filled with some hope in the end. A strong senior actor would chew the drapes with this one. Nicely done!

Heartbreaking and honest, this monologue offers so much for an actor to explore, as the character unzips their public costume, peels off their forward-facing mask, and reveals what we can never really know: What someone's experiencing on the inside.

Powerful, honest, and relatable. A great monologue for an actor to chew on.

So powerful.

Many know this uninvited visitor. Many fight for it leave.

Such a wonderful explanation of such pain and sadness.

CHRISTOPHER PLUMRIDGE’s monologue, “The Uninvited”, is a masterful piece. I started to think the uninvited was death, but Mr. Plumridge’s ‘demon’ is far more insidious. I highly recommend this monologue.

This moving monologue would make a great audition piece for any actor of any age. It is well-crafted, poetic, and hauntingly mesmerizing. What makes this piece unforgettable is the sense of hope that is woven throughout. Bravo!

Christopher Plumridge has mined the depths of a troubled mind to fight a foe all too relatable to many of us in THE UNIVITED. It is a monologue that puts on display the resolve necessary to survive episodes of depression. A touching and necessary work. Thank you, Christopher!

This piece is incredibly profound. It shows a strength in the character that I wish I could give to every person who hosts an "uninvited guest."

Thank you for baring this to the world. A great monologue with a relatable demon. This is a great option.

This monologue holds so much weight that any actor can find a connection to the uninvited and make it personal to them. That’s the power that Christopher Plumridge creates here. It’s personal, powerful, and provides a strong journey through words that any actor can create their own connection to. It will sit with the audience as much as it will the actor, and that’s a daunting challenge that Christopher Plumridge accomplishes in this powerhouse of a monologue.