Recommended by Christopher Plumridge

I love this monologue! A rare lobster has a lucky escape and is rescued to live out his days in an aquarium. A rare story yes, but the magic here is how he narrates his tale. I can imagine an actor dressed in a lobster outfit performing this, audiences will love it!

You had me with the title!
I have a younger sister, and our bond is just as strong as these two, but this act might just test her loyalty to me!
A fun dark short. Love it!

What a force of nature Angela is! She barely pauses for breath during ramblings, even answering the phone doesn't slow her down. I imagine her home alone, no audience, just going about her daily tasks recalling all her stories to the audience in her mind.
A wonderful energetic character piece which would be so much fun to perform!

Ha! What a brilliant twist on The Crying Game!
Not only is the surprise a surprise we're not expecting, Scott also tackles this scene sensitively with the perfect dose of light humour.
What more can I see, read this for yourself, better still, perform it!

Wow! This monologue is stunning, alarming, atmospheric, rythmic and would be beautiful if it not were for the difficult situation this dancer finds herself in. Cornered and powerless she uses her powers to fend off her attacked, like a frightened scorpion.
This would truly make a visually stunning performance piece!

What do people always do in horrors like this? They always fail to listen to the best advice, and although this grass may not have killed anyone for a fair while, Emerson is determined that there won't be any deaths on her watch.
This play is great fun, well that's how some audiences will take it, and it has the perfect blend of horror too.
Brilliant!

Firstly I admire how the writer simplifies the characters by only naming them as first, second and third born, for it allows for so much scope in the production.
Bolduc also presents us with three vastly different characters, all siblings, thrown together on an unwanted pilgrimage and we get an insight into their troubled family.
Very good.

Wow, this sudden outburst of terms of 'engagement' must really come as a surprise to her unsuspecting date. Orianna knows exactly what she wants and I believe she will get it. But also, we sympathize with and understand her, she has to be careful.
This is one belter of a monologue for an actor to deliver!

Wow, Britney is such a character, she's fun, sarcastic, witty, clever, but also so very tired and desperate to make enough money in tips to fend for her expectant child and boyfriend. Reading this I felt a little guilty for laughing along with her, because her plight is tough. Suffice to say this will be a great monologue for a talented, aspiring actor.
Also, I was waiting for Will.I.Am to make an appearance....

Oh my word, this is beautiful! A feel good fable for our time!
I can see this as a school play, the students will have so much fun playing the varied roles and because it has such a wonderful moral of a story to tell, audiences will love it!
Bravo!