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Character: Mrs. Muller Type: Dramatic Gender: Female Age Range: 30's | 40's Summary: Mrs. Mueller tells Sister Aloysius that her son needs a man in his life. MRS. MULLER: You accept what you got to accept and you work with it. …
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Summary: Mrs. Mueller tells Sister Aloysius that her son needs a man in his life. MRS. MULLER:You accept what you got to accept and you work with it. … Well he’s got to be somewhere, maybe he’s doin’ some good too … Well maybe some of them boys want to get caught. … That’s why his father beat him. Not the wine. … I’m talkin’ about the boy’s nature,...
DONNA: Alright. [a long pause] Tommy an me … When he loves me. In bed. When he puts his arms around me, and I can feel his skin, his heart beating, his breath, and I smell him, it’s like Africa. It’s like, I get scared because all of my guts shake … Sometimes I press my hands against myself because I think things are coming loose inside. He just to...
(Tony Aronica describes why he’ll only date ugly girls from now on.) Tony:I was in my car outside this place over the weekend. I hadda couple a drinks and I was a little fuzzy, so I was waitin till I cleared. It was dark. I was sittin there. And this unknown girl got in. She just got in the car. And she started talkin to me. She started rappin to m...
Age: 20s 30s 40s Gender: Monologues For Women Type: Monologues From Plays Genre: Drama Download This Monologue Here
ALDO:So our fathers are dead. We can’t go on trying ta make our fathers love us or fightin our fathers or tryin ta kill our fathers. What’s the point of killing a dead man cause he won’t love you? A dead man don’t need killin and a dead man can’t love you at all. I know you’re crazy and just me talking ain’t gonna make you sane. But comon! We’re al...
John Patrick Shanley list of famous monologues with associated characters and shows.
WOMEN OF MANHATTAN by John Patrick Shanley – Judy Monologue ‘I Will Dream On!’. Judy: I will! I will dream on. Because that is exactly what I am talking about. My dreams. Which you do not know. And which you don’t think are important enough to know. Do you think this body is something? What a joke!
'Danny and the Deep Blue Sea' by John Patrick Shanley. From: Play. Type: Dramatic. Character: Roberta is a single mother who is psychologically damaged and unable to care for herself or her child. Gender: Female. Age Range: 30's.
'Danny and the Deep Blue Sea' by John Patrick Shanley. From: Play. Type: Dramatic. Character: Roberta is a single mother who is psychologically damaged and unable to care for herself or her child. Gender: Female. Age Range: 30's.
Book Award Monologues for Men. Edition 1st Edition. First Published 2007. Imprint Routledge. Pages 2. eBook ISBN 9780203608555. Previous Chapter Next Chapter. Doubt, a Parable - 1.
