Recommended by Asher Wyndham

  • Asher Wyndham: The Last Tooth (monologue) by Sam Collier
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    Wow. The dark comedy for this monologue reveals a disturbing personality. And it's sick-fun. Although not tagged with Halloween, there's creepiness and some blood that makes it perfect for a Halloween showcase.

    Wow. The dark comedy for this monologue reveals a disturbing personality. And it's sick-fun. Although not tagged with Halloween, there's creepiness and some blood that makes it perfect for a Halloween showcase.

    ”
  • Asher Wyndham: Bigfoot Does Ballet by Matthew Weaver
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    I'd love to see this - ballerinas and Bigfoot, tutus and fur. Another crazy idea from Weaver with terrific results.
    I'd love to see what happens after this scene.

    I'd love to see this - ballerinas and Bigfoot, tutus and fur. Another crazy idea from Weaver with terrific results.
    I'd love to see what happens after this scene.

    ”
  • Asher Wyndham: Valentina: A Monologue by Paul Calandrino
    “

    An actress has a lot to work with here, plays various emotions, to bring this unusual woman to life.
    The language has a dynamic power like Mother Courage.
    Consider this for your monologue showcase.

    An actress has a lot to work with here, plays various emotions, to bring this unusual woman to life.
    The language has a dynamic power like Mother Courage.
    Consider this for your monologue showcase.

    ”
  • Asher Wyndham: Chewie, Get Us Out of Here by Philip Middleton Williams
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    A play for sci-fi geeks. Williams pillages the classics, old and new, and spoofs everything we love about the genre. The results is out-of-this-world bonkers fun.
    If you're producing a sci-fi showcase, you have to do this play!

    A play for sci-fi geeks. Williams pillages the classics, old and new, and spoofs everything we love about the genre. The results is out-of-this-world bonkers fun.
    If you're producing a sci-fi showcase, you have to do this play!

    ”
  • Asher Wyndham: Kissing Miss Kelly Was Wrong and I Shouldn't Have Done It (a YA monologue) by Matthew Weaver
    “

    A first-love monologue that both charms and disturbs.

    A first-love monologue that both charms and disturbs.

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  • Asher Wyndham: The Girl in the Wall by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos
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    Most 'creepy' monologues don't leave an impression on me. This one did. The images it conjures up are the stuff of - not cliche horror films that I've seen - but of nightmares. And supposedly it's all true for the woman telling the story. Gets under your skin, jolts you, disturbs. Definitely creepy.

    Most 'creepy' monologues don't leave an impression on me. This one did. The images it conjures up are the stuff of - not cliche horror films that I've seen - but of nightmares. And supposedly it's all true for the woman telling the story. Gets under your skin, jolts you, disturbs. Definitely creepy.

    ”
  • Asher Wyndham: TO TOUCH by Monica Cross
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    This beautiful play about surviving the Coronavirus reminds us that intimacy and connection of some kind is still possible.

    This beautiful play about surviving the Coronavirus reminds us that intimacy and connection of some kind is still possible.

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  • Asher Wyndham: Miles of Homemade Candy by Cassie M. Seinuk
    “

    Another stunning ten-minute from Seinuk!
    An unexpected Halloween play without scares. But one that addresses fears and monsters of some kind (transphobes).
    Beautiful play about a mother accepting her child's gender and identity expression and a son's fearless purusit of authenticity against hate.

    Another stunning ten-minute from Seinuk!
    An unexpected Halloween play without scares. But one that addresses fears and monsters of some kind (transphobes).
    Beautiful play about a mother accepting her child's gender and identity expression and a son's fearless purusit of authenticity against hate.

    ”
  • Asher Wyndham: The Last Cookie - ten-minute by Laura Neill
    “

    This play starts off simple and funny as two friends argue over an Oreo cookie and then it surprisingly escalates to something else entirely. This short play really captures an anxiety and questioning of identity and relationships during the pandemic. One of my favorite short plays about the pandemic.

    This play starts off simple and funny as two friends argue over an Oreo cookie and then it surprisingly escalates to something else entirely. This short play really captures an anxiety and questioning of identity and relationships during the pandemic. One of my favorite short plays about the pandemic.

    ”
  • Asher Wyndham: For the Love of a Llama by Allie Costa
    “

    This girl has the most ridiculous idea for an outdoor pet, but it's not stopping her make her point to her parents. She's got her argument and her support down pat and don't interrupt her. Confident, imaginative, this girl will charm judges at audtion or at a monologue competition.

    This girl has the most ridiculous idea for an outdoor pet, but it's not stopping her make her point to her parents. She's got her argument and her support down pat and don't interrupt her. Confident, imaginative, this girl will charm judges at audtion or at a monologue competition.

    ”