Independently Published
On with the Show: A Collection of Monologues for Teens
Product Code:
9798557750226
ISBN13:
9798557750226
Condition:
New
$15.78
On with the Show: A Collection of Monologues for Teens
$15.78
If you are a drama teacher, student actor, a participant in drama UIL or if you are simply looking for short, fun reads, you will enjoy my collection of fifty-two monologues for teens entitled On with the Show. These dialogues have been specially prepared to showcase the unique ability of a young actor to conjure up a number of emotions within each monologue. They may be used in a classroom or for performance when you contact the playwright for permissions and give credit to the source. Topics include: family issues, relationships, shopping, cool jobs, holidays, breaking rules, complainers, bullies, moving, travel, self-esteem, coming of age, books, TV shows, school, death, and others. Here is a sample monologue: No Facilities
(Adriana is talking to her mother.)
Seriously, Mom? You've got to be kidding. No, I don't wanna rent a porta-potty for my Sweet Sixteen party. I can't imagine any of my friends using a porta-potty. Why wouldn't they use our bathroom? It's not like we don't have one.
(beat) Oh, I get it. You want to rent the porta-potty. Yes, I know you have a thing about people using your restroom. I understand your feelings, (beat) but this is my party. Mine. And you have to understand me. How am I gonna tell my friends they have to go outside to use a two-by-two construction workers' stink john when we have a perfectly good bathroom inside? A porta-potty at my birthday party? My friends are gonna be wearing dresses and heels. Some guys will have rented a tux. How would I ever go to school again? How? Everybody would laugh. Is that what you want?
I respect you 'cause you tell me to. Now you have to respect me. (beat) Laughing is not respect. I'm sixteen already. Almost. I deserve some consideration. (beat) I'll sanitize our real bathroom if that's the issue. After the party, when all the guests go home. (beat) I will too clean it. I clean things. (beat) Well, things. (beat) I don't care if couples rent them for weddings. I don't care if the porta-potty is deluxe and has a skylight. I don't care if the porta-potty's got wood floors or carpeting or comes with a big-screen TV. (beat) I'm sure all of my friends are, um, well, "healthy." Because I'm sure, that's all. (beat) Where would we even get a porta-potty? VIP Restroom Rentals? Seven hundred and fifty dollars? Okay. Okay, Mom. Forget it. (sarcastic) I'll be sure to write, "Please pee at home" on the invite. (beat) No, Mom, I am not serious about the "pee at home" comment. (beat) Maybe I don't want a party after all. Maybe all I want is a car. Some of the titles include: Boots and Loot, Embassy Brat, Grounded and Astounded, If Only I Had a Dollar, You Wanted a Boy, It's a Ham Sandwich or Nothing, Kidnapped by UFOs, The Spanking, and Stupid Topics to Fight About at Lunch.
(Adriana is talking to her mother.)
Seriously, Mom? You've got to be kidding. No, I don't wanna rent a porta-potty for my Sweet Sixteen party. I can't imagine any of my friends using a porta-potty. Why wouldn't they use our bathroom? It's not like we don't have one.
(beat) Oh, I get it. You want to rent the porta-potty. Yes, I know you have a thing about people using your restroom. I understand your feelings, (beat) but this is my party. Mine. And you have to understand me. How am I gonna tell my friends they have to go outside to use a two-by-two construction workers' stink john when we have a perfectly good bathroom inside? A porta-potty at my birthday party? My friends are gonna be wearing dresses and heels. Some guys will have rented a tux. How would I ever go to school again? How? Everybody would laugh. Is that what you want?
I respect you 'cause you tell me to. Now you have to respect me. (beat) Laughing is not respect. I'm sixteen already. Almost. I deserve some consideration. (beat) I'll sanitize our real bathroom if that's the issue. After the party, when all the guests go home. (beat) I will too clean it. I clean things. (beat) Well, things. (beat) I don't care if couples rent them for weddings. I don't care if the porta-potty is deluxe and has a skylight. I don't care if the porta-potty's got wood floors or carpeting or comes with a big-screen TV. (beat) I'm sure all of my friends are, um, well, "healthy." Because I'm sure, that's all. (beat) Where would we even get a porta-potty? VIP Restroom Rentals? Seven hundred and fifty dollars? Okay. Okay, Mom. Forget it. (sarcastic) I'll be sure to write, "Please pee at home" on the invite. (beat) No, Mom, I am not serious about the "pee at home" comment. (beat) Maybe I don't want a party after all. Maybe all I want is a car. Some of the titles include: Boots and Loot, Embassy Brat, Grounded and Astounded, If Only I Had a Dollar, You Wanted a Boy, It's a Ham Sandwich or Nothing, Kidnapped by UFOs, The Spanking, and Stupid Topics to Fight About at Lunch.
| Author: Susan Lynn Zenker |
| Publisher: Independently Published |
| Publication Date: Aug 10, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: 150 pages |
| Binding: Paperback or Softback |
| ISBN-10: NA |
| ISBN-13: 9798557750226 |