This monologue has “mom” right in the title! When Luke discovers his mom’s messy house in the video game, Animal Crossing, he proposes they strike a deal about his own messy bedroom IRL. YOUR CRUCIAN CARPS ARE BLOCKING THE DOORWAY, MOM - comedic/children ~ 1.5 minutes Three complementary monologues - Sisters, Jenny, Alexa and Deirdre, try to convince their mom they are ready to have a pet skunk! SKUNK MOMS - comedic/children ~ 1 minute per monologue SWIMMIE - comedic/children ~ 1-1.5 minutesĬhloe has matured a lot since her pet fish died (2 or 3 weeks ago) and now it’s time to convince her mom she is ready for a puppy! Justin threatens to run off with his mom’s minivan if she won’t meet his demands. He has a good reason for this, but it’s not what his mom is expecting. Max is caught red-handed taking his mom’s lamp into his room. GRINCHING MOM - written by guest writer, 6-year-old Luke B. Holly works very hard to make an apple pie from scratch, but isn’t receiving much gratitude from her family for her effort!ĬRISPY LEAVES - dramatic/comedic ~ 1.5 minutesĪfter an emotional altercation with a florist, Lexy visits her mother’s grave and finally stands up for herself.Įlizabeth survived a major flood, but has to live through who did not. But does she share his excitement? Or is she horrified by him? Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Womens Comedic Monologues That Are Actually Funny (Applause Acting Series).
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Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. WHAT MY FANGS ARE FOR - dark comedy/thriller/dramatic ~ 1 minute Womens Comedic Monologues That Are Actually Funny (Applause Acting Series) - Kindle edition by Gaddis, Alisha. She hopes it will be enough to bring him home safely. THE ADVENTURE OF THE SEED - dramatic ~ 4-5 minutesĪlice has exciting news to share with her husband who is stationed abroad during WW2. Janine visits her mother, who is rapidly dying from the progressive disease, ALS. STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE LAMP - dramatic ~ 4-6 minutes In this dramatic monologue, Abhay recalls the warmth from his mother, and the grief and dire situation he and his little sister were thrust into after she died.įrom the full-length dramatic play, For My Silent Sisters.
ON WASHING CEREAL BOWLS AND OTHER MILLENIAL MATTERS - comedic ~ 2 minutesĪmber justifies to her mother why she doesn’t have time to wash dishes.ĪBHAY AND THE BANANA - dramatic ~ 1.5-2 minutes Grace, a widowed woman in her 50s, strives to connect with a Jewish German orphan she adopts during WW2. HIS FIRST ENGLISH WORDS - dramatic ~ 5 minutes Georgia offers a new couple advice on keeping children alive. THE BEST MARRIAGE ADVICE - comedic/absurdist/dark comedy ~ 2 minutes Enjoy these children, teen and adult monologues all centering around mother relationships!Īdelaide contemplates planning her son’s birthday celebration, while she struggles with a terminal disease.īuddy’s mom imparts important last words to her son before the sounds of sirens get too loud… From a werewolf’s conflicting feelings about his mother to children asking their mom for a pet skunk, from a mother struggling with her own mortality to a woman adopting a child in her 50s, these monologues range from comedic to absurd to dramatic. Level of difficulty: 6/10 – a fun easy piece that builds as it goes on Read a Sample of the ScriptĬost is $8.25 for this produced digital monologue.As we honor our mothers for this season (and every day!), enjoy over fifteen (15) “mom monologues.” These monologues are either specifically about moms, spoken to moms, or spoken by moms. Set: Black box theatre or at director’s discretion Suitable for: All ages to watch and adults to perform Poor guy – he just has no idea what’s about to come down on him.Ī funny short female monologue about working out (and hating it).Īrizona Young Artist competition, AZ, USA – 2018Īge of the actress: Young adult to middle aged So imagine your complete and utter surprise when you’re set up on a blind date with a personal trainer. And those fitness buffs? The people who talk about the rush they get when they’re exercising as if they actually enjoy it? Hate them too. You just don’t see the point – for you it’s all pain and very little gain. Picture the following scenario: You hate…no, you loathe exercise. STATIC – SHORT FEMALE MONOLOGUE ABOUT WORKING OUT
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