Recommendations of TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

  • Philip Middleton Williams: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    Revenge may be a dish that is best served cold, but in the case of someone who has dealt with resentment and recrimination for no fathomable reason, it becomes less about revenge and more about reclaiming their own self-confidence without becoming a losing battle against someone who perhaps doesn't understand their own reasons for what they've done. As this monologue makes very clear in no uncertain terms, the comeuppance is not about revenge but reclamation. They have earned it. So there.

    Revenge may be a dish that is best served cold, but in the case of someone who has dealt with resentment and recrimination for no fathomable reason, it becomes less about revenge and more about reclaiming their own self-confidence without becoming a losing battle against someone who perhaps doesn't understand their own reasons for what they've done. As this monologue makes very clear in no uncertain terms, the comeuppance is not about revenge but reclamation. They have earned it. So there.

  • D. Lee Miller: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    Julie Brandon has brough us another monologue that rips family politeness off its adhesion. It is all the things a monologue should be: well-written, an interesting character and a connection to so many people (we all hear stories) -- It dares to say what few families say to each other. It is chilling. Breathtaking. Human. Well done, Brandon.

    Julie Brandon has brough us another monologue that rips family politeness off its adhesion. It is all the things a monologue should be: well-written, an interesting character and a connection to so many people (we all hear stories) -- It dares to say what few families say to each other. It is chilling. Breathtaking. Human. Well done, Brandon.

  • Donald Loftus: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    A gripping and emotionally complex monologue, Tough Luck delivers a raw exploration of resentment, identity, and moral reckoning. Julie Brandon crafts a vivid, authentic voice that draws us into a deeply personal history, culminating in a chilling and thought-provoking choice. The final turn is both haunting and human, leaving a lasting impression.

    A gripping and emotionally complex monologue, Tough Luck delivers a raw exploration of resentment, identity, and moral reckoning. Julie Brandon crafts a vivid, authentic voice that draws us into a deeply personal history, culminating in a chilling and thought-provoking choice. The final turn is both haunting and human, leaving a lasting impression.

  • Ken Love: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    A touch of Alfred Hitchcock, black humor and the macabre, as well as generous portions of Julie Brandon's unique wit and skill. I read "Tough Luck - A Monologue" with relish, from beginning to end. It was unfortunate that I missed the live reading of this work, surley by Ms Brandon herself. Lucky that I have the actually piece to read again, if I so choose. And how I love a well written monologue!

    A touch of Alfred Hitchcock, black humor and the macabre, as well as generous portions of Julie Brandon's unique wit and skill. I read "Tough Luck - A Monologue" with relish, from beginning to end. It was unfortunate that I missed the live reading of this work, surley by Ms Brandon herself. Lucky that I have the actually piece to read again, if I so choose. And how I love a well written monologue!

  • Rich Helms: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    Paybacks a bitch and then you die! Well written. Builds to the crescendo.

    Paybacks a bitch and then you die! Well written. Builds to the crescendo.

  • Neil Radtke: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    This is a really clean, effective monologue with a strong build. The ending lands in a way that’s a little uncomfortable, but that’s what makes it work. It gives an actor a lot to play with without overexplaining anything. Solid piece!

    This is a really clean, effective monologue with a strong build. The ending lands in a way that’s a little uncomfortable, but that’s what makes it work. It gives an actor a lot to play with without overexplaining anything. Solid piece!

  • Asher Wyndham: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    Who really is wicked, the granny or the grandchild? The ending was a diabolical delight. This will have your audience clapping.

    Who really is wicked, the granny or the grandchild? The ending was a diabolical delight. This will have your audience clapping.

  • Brent Alles: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    A raw and surprising monologue. This is going to be great for performers, and audiences should be suitably stunned at the implications. Excellent work!

    A raw and surprising monologue. This is going to be great for performers, and audiences should be suitably stunned at the implications. Excellent work!

  • Debra A. Cole: TOUGH LUCK - A MONOLOGUE

    WOW! This raw, devilish, and delicious monologue will leave audiences speechless! Paybacks are TRULY hell.

    WOW! This raw, devilish, and delicious monologue will leave audiences speechless! Paybacks are TRULY hell.