Recommended by Marj O'Neill-Butler

A heart stopping two page monologue that keeps you from breathing as you read it. It's like a roller coaster, the scary kind. Phew!

Oh, this is a sweet, short piece with a real kick at the end. It didn’t go where I expected it to go. Great short piece for two men.

Anyone with a love of English bears and A.A. Milne will find this short play fun. I love the way the dialogue creeps up on you as you read and realize who is actually speaking. Great piece for 20 something actors.

In my worst moments, I fear going through something like this. In this day, it feels as if something like this is possible. Jenny coming out of the other side was such a relief!

Oh how familiar this feels. Sibling rivalry at its best. Love the fact that the six year old girl is played by a grownup. Really fun and true to life!

I suppose it depends on where you are when time is involved. To two cellmates, it's a blur, because time stands still where they live. This is a powerful play that lets you know "life is still out there."

Good heavens, this monologue goes right for the throat, and well it should. The speaker must live inside my head. Swift and to the point (of the knife). Bravo.

This pandemic is making us all have crazy dreams. Janet's dreams seem to be on the extreme side, so no wonder she is seeking a therapist. Scary and wonderful at the same time. Great for a woman auditioning for a crazy person!

These nine monologues are so strong, so moving. Moments in life caught in the light. Great resource for actors needing an audition monologue. Williams creates such strong visuals, you feel you are there with the speaker when reading the pieces.

I love this fast talking, foul mouthed nun. She tells it like it is and it isn't so nice. This comedic (mostly) monologue is a hoot, and will bring down the house in any festival.