Click to read the two minute version of The Fact Checker. Monologue Categories: Romantic comedy monologues, relationship monologues, New York monologues, dating, contemporary, competition, audition. Synopsis: A fact checker grapples with his illogical, irrational head-over-heals love for his best friend's girl. The Fact Checker is a romantic comedy monologue for men from the play Goodbye Charles by Gabriel Davis.The following four two minute monologues are comedic, contemporary and for men. Monologue Categories: Funny female monologues, sassy monologues, sarcastic monologues, short audition pieces for young women.Ĭlick to read the two minute monologue Latte Factor Synopsis: Alina, a sassy, smart barista is fed up with rude customers at the coffee shop and decides to share her feelings with one such customer. Latte Factor is a comedic female monologue from the play Hello, Goodbye, Peaceby Gabriel Davis.Monologue Categories: Dating monologues, food monologues, competition monologues, audition, adult female, contemporary.Ĭlick to read the two minute version of Quiche Isn't Sexy. Synopsis: When her date tries to prepare her a romantic dinner, Jackie is brutally honest with him that his choice of dish (quiche) is the opposite of sexy. Quiche Isn't Sexy is a comedic monologue for women from the play Quiche Isn't Sexy by Gabriel Davis.Monologue Categories: Breakup monologues, relationship monologues, comedic, contemporary, dating, young adult, audition.Ĭlick to read the two minute version of Breaking Up with Brandon Synopsis: Jill recounts a confrontation with boyfriend Brandon over his infatuation with her best friend, Marisa. Breaking Up with Brandon is a comedic monologue for women from the play Unbearable Hotness by Gabriel Davis.Monologue Categories: LGBT monologues, comedic monologues, seriocomic, relationship monologues, dating monologues, audition, competition, young adult.Ĭlick to read the two minute version of I Kissed Marisa. Synopsis: Jill's best friend Marisa kisses her and asks that they come out to their friends together. I Kissed Marisa is a comedic monologue for women from the play _Unbearable Hotness by Gabriel Davis.Monologue Categories: Relationship monologues, high stakes monologues, romantic monologues, funny monologues.Ĭlick to read the two minute version of It's Terrible Being Nice.
Synopsis: A woman realizes that her current relationship is turning her into her worst nightmare: a nice person. Its Terrible Being Nice is a comedic monologue from the play Goodbye Charles by Gabriel Davis.Monologue Categories: Vulnerable monologues, angry monologues, heartbroken monologues, divorce monologues, funny female monologues, 2 minutes or less, the age range can be anywhere from 20 to 70 years young.Ĭlick to read the two minute version of I Ate the Divorce Papers. Synopsis: A woman eats her husband's divorce papers in an attempt to halt the proceedings. I Ate The Divorce Papers is a comedic monologue under two minutes from the play Goodbye Charles by Gabriel Davis.The following six two minute monologues are comedic, contemporary and for women. So make sure of course you time yourself, since everyone speaks at a slightly different rate! Once you find the monologue for you, count the words! Generally speaking, 225 words is the top end of two minutes. Reading widely across contemporary and classical plays is of course the best option, however, where shortcuts are needed there are some excellent monologue books that can serve as a good starting point to discover quality material and the benefit with anthologies of monologues is they are often edited down with the two minutes in mind. Many monologues from plays will need to be cut down or combined together from longer scenes to fit in under the two minute mark. The challenge comes in when trying to find monologues of the length you need that also speak to you as a performer. Some competitions cap the total time at three minutes in which case you may want to consider combining a two minute monologue with a one minute monologue. Additionally, it is advised to choose one piece that is dramatic and another that is comedic to show your range. Most colleges and universities require actors to prepare two contrasting monologues, often specifying that one must be contemporary and one classical, where each monologue must be under two minutes. Most Frightening Wonderful Thing Monologue The Roadrunner Never Looks Down Monologue
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