Recommended by Asher Wyndham

A friendly, confident, no-nonsense character that allows for a fun exploration of relationships, dating and ghosting. With its unusual structure, this active monologue is perfect for audtion.

This monologue is a roar, not a rant, capturing what many men feel like through gross-out description. What is outstanding is that the polemic is from this character's perspective, colored by his disgust and toxic masculinity. A fierce monologue that will jaw-drop those listening and watching behind the audition table.

You feel for Claire because she's just going from one family to another, one failed connection after another. A Sapphic tale that captures the time and mood perfectly, with the eroticism like a lesbian paperwork but more thoroughly realized characters. A captivating read that makes you wonder about modern day sex workers who have had similar bad upbringings.

Instead of a family drama, this playwright found a clever way with dramatic structure to deal some difficult subjects, suicide and depression. All of it is handled through the mystery of the deceased Craig, while at same time revealing the personal, the spirit and anguish, of the speaker. This play would make for a great community production with a talkback, spotlighting suicide awareness and prevention by various groups.

A startling remembrance of that tragic day, but also a beautiful eulogy to the people and one particular person lost, told through a captivating Queer voice.

Yes, this teacher is tough about the rules, she snaps, she's like a drill sergeant at times, but she loves her students. We can't judge a teacher like this because there's a lot at stake: the school's reputation, her students' safety. A great monologue, physical, plays space and volume. This would make a good competition monologue.

Wow! This character captures so well what many older gays may be feeling. SO REAL, such a hot mess, so loveable. The playwright does an amazing job with capturing the psychological state of the character---which makes you wonder why don't playwrights write more internal monologues? This an exceptional one. His evolution in this play from sweaty Debbie Downer, feeling yucky and hot to believing he's hot, while dancing to the music is glorious. A perfect monologue for a festival on gay themes.

Lewis mixes up the right ingredients for a spicy,full-bodied monologue, a beautiful solo on heritage and culture that will get attention in the grocery aisle and in the auditon room.

Diabolical fun, get your horns on and bring some heat to the audition room!

Beautiful monologue on love and finding that special someone who gets you. With poetic descriptions, Fenton's speaker charms us. Consider for audition.