Recommended by Vivian Lermond

  • Vivian Lermond: What a Real Punch Sounds Like (A Monologue) by David J. Copper
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    Pow and wow! Copper is a master of the monologue, a consummate storyteller, who know how to build a character arc and hit the climax with a knock out left hook! It will be a treat for any audience to get ringside seats to see this piece performed!

    Pow and wow! Copper is a master of the monologue, a consummate storyteller, who know how to build a character arc and hit the climax with a knock out left hook! It will be a treat for any audience to get ringside seats to see this piece performed!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Socks by Kate Danley
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    Fast paced and lots of fun, this quirky RomCom delivers non-stop laughs in this little powerhouse of a play!

    Fast paced and lots of fun, this quirky RomCom delivers non-stop laughs in this little powerhouse of a play!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Supporting Character by Maxwell A. Johnson
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    A realistic character we are rooting for ... here in a monologue with a lot of meat! SUPPORTING CHARACTER would make for a perfect audition monologue!

    A realistic character we are rooting for ... here in a monologue with a lot of meat! SUPPORTING CHARACTER would make for a perfect audition monologue!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Here's Your Sandwich by Philip Middleton Williams
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    When writer's block has got you down, and you can't quite get the plot down, sometimes a cat can get things going. This short is a relate-able comic play for any writer, with quick, clever banter and a fun resolution!

    When writer's block has got you down, and you can't quite get the plot down, sometimes a cat can get things going. This short is a relate-able comic play for any writer, with quick, clever banter and a fun resolution!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Glitter and Smoke by Allie Costa
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    A lovely, well-paced monologue that paints this childhood memory with bold and lovely brushstrokes. A perfect actor audition selection!

    A lovely, well-paced monologue that paints this childhood memory with bold and lovely brushstrokes. A perfect actor audition selection!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Candy Thief by Marsha Roberts
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    In 10 minutes, Roberts captures an honest, real-feel mother/daughter conflict in CANDY THIEF. An engaging work, well-suited for a short play festival market!

    In 10 minutes, Roberts captures an honest, real-feel mother/daughter conflict in CANDY THIEF. An engaging work, well-suited for a short play festival market!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Aquarius: A One-Minute Monologue by Greg Hovanesian
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    A fun tiny bit of theatre fun that reminds us of the comedic, quirky side of human nature!

    A fun tiny bit of theatre fun that reminds us of the comedic, quirky side of human nature!

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  • Vivian Lermond: NO NAME: AN ADJUNCT PROFESSOR MONOLOGUE by Asher Wyndham
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    Having done a very long stint as a part-time professor, I personally find this highly polished monologue a very real testimony to the plight of the adjunct academe. For those who haven't weathered this storm, Wyndham gives the unaware cause to care. A wonderful work for any actor to dive into!

    Having done a very long stint as a part-time professor, I personally find this highly polished monologue a very real testimony to the plight of the adjunct academe. For those who haven't weathered this storm, Wyndham gives the unaware cause to care. A wonderful work for any actor to dive into!

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  • Vivian Lermond: Essentials by Robert Weibezahl
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    A clever, current, fast action COVID-19 piece that hits home in a fast minute. Perfect additional to any one-minute play festival!.

    A clever, current, fast action COVID-19 piece that hits home in a fast minute. Perfect additional to any one-minute play festival!.

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  • Vivian Lermond: Maria and Little Joey Have a Baby by George Sapio
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    Lots of high tension, a mega dose of conflict and a well-applied ticking clock technique make this a great emotional roller coaster of a a play!

    Lots of high tension, a mega dose of conflict and a well-applied ticking clock technique make this a great emotional roller coaster of a a play!

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