Contemporary Drama Service

Monologues, Duets, Contest

	100 Great Monologs By: Rebecca Young Excellent discussion starters: one, two, or three monolog players express their own viewpoints on a topic.
	101 Monologues for Middle School Actors By: Rebecca Young Including duologues and triologues
	102 Monologues for Middle School Actors By: Rebecca Young Including comedy and dramatic monologues
	103 Monologues for Middle School Actors By: Rebecca Young More winning comedy and dramatic characterizations
	50 Great Monologs for Student Actors By: Bill Majeski A workbook of comedy characterizations for students.
	Acting Natural By: Peg Kehret A book of monologs, dialogs, and playlets for teens.
	Acting Scenes and Monologs for Young Women By: Maya Levy Not just another book of scenes, but a wide variety of topics and situations fine-tuned to recreate the day-to-day experiences of young women.
	Audition Monologs for Student Actors Edited By Roger Ellis Selections from contemporary plays
	Audition Monologs for Student Actors II Edited By Roger Ellis Selections from contemporary plays
	Audition Monologues for Young Women Edited By Gerald Lee Ratliff Contemporary audition pieces for aspiring actresses
	Audition Monologues for Young Women #2 Edited By Gerald Lee Ratliff More contemporary auditions for aspiring actresses
	Comedies of Error By: Larry Hillhouse Ten monologs about teenage bad luck
	Comedy Scenes for Teens By: Laurie Allen Ten two-character scenes for student actors
	Don’t Touch That Dial! By: Christina Hamlett 20 TV commercial parody sketches
	Doubletalk By: Bill Majeski 50 comedy duets for actors.
	Encore! More Winning Monologs for Young Actors By: Peg Kehret 63 more honest-to-life monologs for teens.
	Famous Fantasy Character Monologs By: Rebecca Young One hundred fantasy monologs reveal what characters like Cinderella and Captain Hook might really say if given the chance.
	Fifty More Professional Scenes and Monologs for Student Actors By: Garry Michael Kluger A collection of short one- and two-person scenes
	Five Famous African-American Women By: Anna Helen Reuter Monolog characterizations from American history
	The Flip Side By: Heather H. Henderson Short, breezy, provocative -- these monologs are superb for acting exercises, speech and drama contests, or for auditions.
	The Flip Side II By: Heather H. Henderson A new collection of tough and timely monolog pairs with opposing views on many topics.
	Funny Business By: Marsh Cassady An introduction to comedy with royalty-free plays and sketches.
	Funny Fairy Tale Monologues By: Eleanor McLeod Ten parody monologues and duologues for young performers
	Get in the Act! By: Shirley Ullom Monologs, dialogs, and skits for teens.
	Girls Rule! By: Lynne Elson 15 one- and two-minute monologue characterizations
	Guys Rule! By: Lynne Elson Fifteen one- and two-minute monologue characterizations
	Gym Bags and Other Horror Stories By: Teresa A. Huffstutler A collection of ten tough and timely monologs for teens
	Hey, Girlfriend By: Kimberly A. McCormick Seventy-five monologues for girls
	Just Me By: Phyllis C. Johnson 100 monologues for teens
	Millennium Monologs Edited By Gerald Lee Ratliff 95 contemporary characterizations for young actors.
	More Scenes and Monologs from the Best New Plays Edited By Roger Ellis An anthology of new dramatic writing from professionally produced plays.
	More Scenes That Happen By: Mary Krell-Oishi The drama of the teen years is played out in these thirty-four scenes and monologs for young actors.
	More Two-Character Scenes for Teens By: Laurie Allen Ten great comedy scenes for student actors
	Mother Goose Monologues By: Larry Hillhouse Ten fairy tale comedy monologues
	Multicultural Theatre Edited By Roger Ellis Scenes and monologs from new Hispanic, Asian, and African-American plays.
	Outstanding Stage Monologs and Scenes from the ’90s Edited By Steven H. Gale A collection of forty selections from some of the most important contemporary plays and playwrights of the 1990’s.
	Perspectives By: Mary Krell-Oishi This book of twenty-three scenes deals with challenging subject matter in five categories of subjects.
	The Real Thing Monologues Edited By Joanne F. Karr Eight monologues written by teens
	Scenes and Monologs from the Best New Plays Edited By Roger Ellis 42 selections from 38 of the best new plays.
	Scenes Keep Happening By: Mary Krell-Oishi 48 true-to-life scenes for guys, girls, and mixed casts with themes ranging from bullying and self-esteem to dating and sports.
	Scenes That Happen By: Mary Krell-Oishi Snapshot dramatizations about life in high school.
	Seven Two-Minute Plays for Two Actors By: Holly D. Goldstein Slice-of-life dialog topics for teens
	Short Two-Character Comedy Skits By: Kirk Buis Ten comedy scenes for student actors
	Sixty Comedy Duet Scenes for Teens By: Laurie Allen Real-life situations for laughter
	Sketch-O-Frenia By: John Dessler Think: ants, fish, and other unlikely creatures satirizing everything we consider normal and acceptable.
	Snappy Sketches for Two or Three Actors By: Susan Stepp Ten short comedy skits
	Spotlight By: Stephanie Fairbanks Fifty-five fresh, insightful monologs for teens.
	Stage Fright and Other Teen Dreads By: Steve Wadleigh Eight slice-of-life comedy monologs
	Storytime Monologs By: Larry Hillhouse Ten mythical monologs about fairy tale folks
	Teen Sketches for Two or Three Actors By: Susan Stepp Ten short comedy skits
	Teens Have Feelings, Too! By: Deborah Karczewski 100 monologs for young performers.
	Tell It Like It Is By: Peg Kehret A thought-provoking new collection of monologs by best-selling author Peg Kehret.
	Ten Organically Funny Sketches By: Susan Stepp A collection of short "PC" comedy skits
	Ten Women’s Monologues from Shakespeare Compiled and Edited by Michael Wilson Women’s monologues from Shakespeare
	Tight Spots By: Diana M. Howie What makes this book different is that the characters in most of the monologs are speaking to another character; this brings an imaginary friend onstage with the actor to make performances "scare-free
	Tough Acts to Follow By: Shirley Ullom Death, divorce, dating, and dieting -- monologs for performers of all types.
	Twenty One-Minute Monologs By: Lisa Cooper Short comedy monologs for teens
	Two- and Three-Character Comedy Skits By: Susan Stepp Eight short parody sketches for two or three players
	Two-Character Comedy Sketches By: Susan Stepp Ten hilarious sketches for student actors
	Two-Character Contest Skits By: Kirk Buis Ten comedy sketches for two actors
	Two-Character Plays for Student Actors By: Robert Mauro A collection of fifteen one-act plays.
	Two-Character Plays for Young Women By: Deborah Karczewski Six short comedy dialogs for student actresses
	Two-Character Scenes for Teens By: Laurie Allen Ten great comedy scenes for student actors
	Two-Minute Monologs A new collection of character monologs from an established New York City playwright known for his uniquely original dramatic work.
	Two-Minute Monologs for Teens By: Charlotte W. MacArthur Monolog collections for boys and girls
	Winning Monologs for Young Actors By: Peg Kehret Honest-to-life characterizations in sixty-five monologs.
	Young Women’s Monologs from Contemporary Plays Edited By Gerald Lee Ratliff A valuable resource for any auditioning female actor or theatre student with over ninety monologs to choose from.
	Young Women’s Monologues from Contemporary Plays #2 Edited By Gerald Lee Ratliff More professional auditions for aspiring actresses