TEEN
MONOLOGUES
The Monologue Database
"Fun Memories" Humorous Teen Monologue
"Confused Teen" Humorous Teen Monologue
George Bernard Shaw Monologues
"CONFUSED
TEEN"..(Teen Monologue, Female)*Humorous*
"DOWN THE
TUBES"..(Teen Monologue, Female)*Disappointment*
"BANDANA
MANIA"..(Teen Monologue, Female)*Humorous*
"ONE WAY
STREET"..(Teen Monologue, Female)*Bewildered*
"MY REAL
FATHER"..(Teen Monologue, Female)*Anticipation*
"BETRAYAL"..(Teen
Monologue, Female)*Angry*
"GRANDMA'S
HOUSE"..(Teen Monologue, Female)*Whining*
"TOMMY BOY"..(Teen
Monologue, Male)*Humorous*
"SHAPING-UP"..(Teen
Monologue, Male)*Confrontational*
"ME AND MOM"..(Teen
Monologue, Male)*Touching*
"THE DIVORCE"..(Teen
Monologue, Female)*Dramatic*
"PERFECTLY
FRANK"..(Teen Monologue, Male)*Lightly Humorous*
"GIRL
PROBLEMS"..(Teen Monologue, Male)*Dramatic/Lightly
Humorous*
"FUN MEMORIES"..(Teen
Monologue, female)*Excited/Lightly Humorous*
"FRENCH TOAST"..(Teen
Monologue, Female)*Humorous* (4-6
min)
Drama Club
Accomplishments!
Halloween Play Performed: "Am Ax-Girlfriend"
Radio Script: "Whose on First"
Role-Played various Scholastic Scope Plays
Activity:
Study Past Actors / Actresses
Look at
some famous actors from differing eras. View the
video clips of their work
Write a brief review for each clip. Answer
questions:
What style does each actor have?
What are the similarities?
What are the differences?
Do you think the techniques they use are still
relevant today
How could you possibly update some of the Styles?
Which styles did you find most appealing and why?
How to write
a review:
Activity:
Practice Sentences to Speak
1.
Some people reason that "seeing is believing". They
feel that they are frequently deceived.
2. Bill saw a big pickerel swimming in the ripples.
He licked his lips in anticipation of a delicious
fish dinner.
3. Several veteran members of the Senate expressed
displeasure. Special legislation to regulate the
selling of eggs was not necessary, they said.
4. Sally banged the black Packard into a taxicab. It
was badly damaged by the crash.
5. I am unable to understand my Uncle Gus. He
mutters and mumbles about nothing.
6. John started across the yard toward the barn. His
father remarked calmly that he'd better not wander
too far.
7. Is Shaw the author of "Walking on the Lawn"? I
thought it was Walter Hall.
8. Captain Hook pushed through the bushes to the
brook. From where he stood it looked like an ambush.
9. As a rule we go canoeing in the forenoon. The
pool is too cool in June.
10. Hugh refused to join the musicians' union. His
excuse was viewed with amusement.
11. Don't go home alone in the snow. You'll be cold
and soaked and half frozen.
12. Powler wants to plow all the ground around his
house. Somehow I doubt if the council will allow it.
13. The agent remained away all day. Late at night
he made his way to the place where the sailors
stayed.
14. The tile workers were fighting for higher prices
and more time off. They tried to drive back the
strike breakers.
15. The boys toiled noisily in the boiling sun. They
enjoyed the work that Roy avoided.
16. Mr. Miller had climbed many mountains. But the
bottomless chasm that he glimpsed dimly before him
was the mightiest in his memory.
17. Laden down by their burdens, Dan and Ned ran
from the barn into the open. Their keen senses
warned them that the tornado was not far distant.
18. The monk singing in the evening light had no
inkling that anything was wrong. Suddenly the strong
tones of the gong rang out.
19. Part way up the slope above the pool was a
popular camping spot. Many people stopped there for
picnic suppers among the pines.
20. The British were not bothered about the robbery.
They believed that they could bribe the Arab to
betray his tribe.
21. After waiting for twenty minutes the train left
the station for the western front. The veterans went
to sleep, but the excited recruits sat and talked
all night.
22. The doll's red dress was soiled and muddy, but
the ragged child hugged it adoringly.
23. Old Katy had a particular dislike for hawks and
crows. She called them "wicked creatures".
24. As the big dog began to dig under the log, Gary
forgot his hunger and grabbed his gun.
25. Early every summer our barn is covered with
brilliant red roses. The broad crimson roof draws
admiring crowds from far and near.
26. Lawyer Clark held his little felt hat and his
black gloves in his lap. He silently placed the
valise containing the wills on the table.
27. "For breakfast", said father, "I find that
coffee is the staff of life. I refuse to be softened
by all this foolishness about half a grapefruit."
28. I believe I'll save this heavy veil. The vogue
might be revived eventually.
29. We thought that the theory about the death of
the author was pathetic. But we had faith that
something would lead to the truth.
30. My father finds it hard to breathe in this
weather. Even the heather withers.
31. The successful student of voice in speech does
not assume that class exercise is sufficient. He
also practices by himself outside of class.
32. My cousin's play "The Zero Zone" is pleasant and
amusing. But it won't be chosen for a prize because
it doesn't deserve it.
33. A flash of lightning showed the fishing ship in
the shallows close to shore. With one
great crushing motion the ocean dashed it against
the shoal.
34. Even before the explosion at the garage the
Persian made a casual allusion to sabotage.
35. Hurry back anyhow Harry. It will help if you
only hear half of the rehearsal.
36. "What is that"? he whispered. Somewhere from the
left came the whistle of a bobwhite.
37. Wait until the weather is warm. Then everyone
will want to walk in the woods.
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