Recommended by Asher Wyndham

  • Asher Wyndham: Monologue 2 min - Zoom Date by Pamela Nocerino
    “

    Another hilarious monologue, this time exploring online dating during COVID pandemic. This is a perfectly structured short monologue -- active and physical -- with conflict and surprises that would make for a winning audition piece.

    Another hilarious monologue, this time exploring online dating during COVID pandemic. This is a perfectly structured short monologue -- active and physical -- with conflict and surprises that would make for a winning audition piece.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Monologue 3 min - Poetry Ghosting by Pamela Nocerino
    “

    A lot of people could relate to this speaker -- the urge to big announcement to exit the Internet community/social media. She actually goes one step further (heroically or foolishly?) to live off grid. Funny, inspirational, it's maybe the push we need to disconnect from computers and reconnect with our ambitions and dreams.

    A lot of people could relate to this speaker -- the urge to big announcement to exit the Internet community/social media. She actually goes one step further (heroically or foolishly?) to live off grid. Funny, inspirational, it's maybe the push we need to disconnect from computers and reconnect with our ambitions and dreams.

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  • Asher Wyndham: ARITHMETIC a one minute monologue by D. Lee Miller
    “

    A great first monologue for a kid actor. A lot to work with. Perfect for a Halloween fest.

    A great first monologue for a kid actor. A lot to work with. Perfect for a Halloween fest.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Delicious, or “Soy Queso” (a monologue) by Scott Sickles
    “

    The audience will howl in laughter. Consider this comedy for your horror-themed show.

    The audience will howl in laughter. Consider this comedy for your horror-themed show.

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  • Asher Wyndham: i'll take by Miranda Jonté
    “

    Rarely is joy explored on stage. This is fine example. Beautiful writing that lifts the spirit -- you'd want the speaker is having.

    Rarely is joy explored on stage. This is fine example. Beautiful writing that lifts the spirit -- you'd want the speaker is having.

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  • Asher Wyndham: DISTURBING THE PEACE a one minute monologue by D. Lee Miller
    “

    A playful spin on courtroom drama in monologue form. Hilarious scene.

    A playful spin on courtroom drama in monologue form. Hilarious scene.

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  • Asher Wyndham: EN POINTE ( a one minute monologue ) by Vivian Lermond
    “

    So much an actor can bring to this...the pain...the graceful movement...and win over a director at audition.

    So much an actor can bring to this...the pain...the graceful movement...and win over a director at audition.

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  • Asher Wyndham: SAWZALL SCREW UP ( a one minute monologue) by Vivian Lermond
    “

    This is heelarious, burst out loud funny. We've all had the experience with long hold times with crappy customer service, but never this mail mixup. This is a smart choice for any comedy showcase.

    This is heelarious, burst out loud funny. We've all had the experience with long hold times with crappy customer service, but never this mail mixup. This is a smart choice for any comedy showcase.

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  • Asher Wyndham: The Golden Rule by Dan Taube
    “

    Tense ten minutes exploring workplace bullying and white privilege in an American school. These two characters are perfectly developed and contrasted. A smart choice for college students.

    Tense ten minutes exploring workplace bullying and white privilege in an American school. These two characters are perfectly developed and contrasted. A smart choice for college students.

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  • Asher Wyndham: MAKE IT KNOWN - Monologue by Elisabeth Giffin Speckman
    “

    Yes, I love this, all of this. Ignorance to knowledge to action. A young voice calls out education for sidelining minority and female voices of theatre, and ends with fighting for diversity and awareness in curriculum and study. What a clever way to introduce us to Elizabeth Wong.

    Yes, I love this, all of this. Ignorance to knowledge to action. A young voice calls out education for sidelining minority and female voices of theatre, and ends with fighting for diversity and awareness in curriculum and study. What a clever way to introduce us to Elizabeth Wong.

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