Humorous / Dramatic / Monologues

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  Connor Chad’s Rad Recording Sesh by Matt Mills (10-12 min. Cut as needed) 1M Humorous 10.00

  $10.00

  Watch your favorite beautiful bro of celebrity superstar Connor Chad epically [fail to] record audio for his new movie. Chyeah, bruh!

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  Cutters by Meghan C. Hakes (12-15 min. Cut as needed) Dramatic

  $10.00

  This intense drama, was originally a readers theater, however it would make an excellent dramatic. The characters bring the audience into the very thoughts and feelings of those who cut themselves. Their reasons may vary, but their pain is the same. A script best suited for mature actors and audiences, please use discretion.

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  Delaila by Meghan C. Hakes (10-12 min. Cut as needed, F)Dramatic

  $7.00

  Bearing the marks of a childhood trauma, we follow Delaila as she battles the demons of multiple personality disorder in her adult life. She comes home to find her husband has cheated on her, on their anniversary, with her co-worker, and playing on the radio is a song that brings back terrible memories for her. Great for the actress who can capture several personalities.

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  Dog Tags by Mike Noland (10-12 min) Dramatic

  $7.00

  A teenage boy who loves his dad sometimes finds it hard to connect with him. When he finds his dad’s old dog tags he wants to show them off by wearing them. His dad’s reaction is surprising, but not as surprising as the history his dad never shared with him.

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  Every Morning I WaKe Up by Pamela Love (7-10 min. Cut as needed M or F) Dramatic

  $7.00

  “Every morning I wake up and bury people who didn’t.” A worldwide plague has struck, yet life goes on. Told from the perspective of a freelance gravedigger, facing survivor’s guilt and the very real possibility of being the next to die.

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  Eye See You by Stephanie Christensen (10-12 min. Cut as needed, 1F) Dramatic 8.00

  $8.00

  Meet Dr. Modise, a charming young doctor who has devoted the past five years to volunteering on medical missions in Africa. She recounts the life-changing experiences of performing eye surgery and restoring dozens of people with the gift of sight to the audience, who takes the place of a gaggle of medical students, providing this dramatic monologue with a fun interactive element. As Dr. Modise recalls her time establishing an ocular clinic in Botswana, she is transported back to a moment where she almost lost her life– and all that she’s worked for– to a senseless act of violence.

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  Fatherhood by Stephen Mizell (10-12 min. Cut as needed, 1M) Dramatic

  $7.00

  Having children is a big decision. They will completely change your life. For this narrator, there was never a choice. While other kids may want to grow up to be astronauts or firefighters, he was determined to be a father. A beautiful, “careful what you wish for,” story perfect for anyone who can portray complex layered grief. A script best suited for a mature actor and audience.

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  First Responder by Stephanie Christensen (10-12 min., Cut as needed, F, Dramatic)

  $7.00

  Emergency health professionals work on the frontlines of care to make split-second decisions every day. These medical employees must have courage, kindness, and adrenaline-fueled good intentions. But no person is perfect, and as humans, we all face moments of mistakes or lapsed judgments in our careers. Dolly, a first responder EMT, is one of only a few rural healthcare workers in her small town of Etowah, Tennessee. Despite significant training and passion for medicine, Dolly makes a mistake in the field and is forced to grapple with the significance of her error. As a first responder, her slips can cost other people their chances of recovery. So is it worth trying? Should Dolly dust herself off and continue to fight for public health and safety, knowing she might sometimes lose? Or is first responder work just too grueling?

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  Five Stages of Survival by Stephen Mizell (10-12 min. Cut as needed.)Dramatic M/F 8.00

  $8.00

  Everyone has heard of the five stages of grief, the final stage being acceptance. But what if that last stage is unattainable? What if you are not allowed to accept your loss because, technically, there is no loss? The Five Stages of Survival explores the heartbreaking life of someone whose loved one is in a long coma. This script works well for someone able to portray love and desperation at the same time.

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  Five Stops Away by Stephen Mizell (10-12 min. M or F) Dark Comedy, 10.00

  $12.00

  What happens when Death decides to try updating its delivery system? A fun twist on the modern delivery notifications mixed with dark humor. This skit is perfect for personalization allowing the performer to swap out the names and locations of those involved. Five Stops Away shows the lighter side of the impending doom we all face. Wait there’s more, there are two alternate endings, the actor’s choice!

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  Flight 212 to LA by D’Arcy Robb (12-15 min. Cut as needed M or F) Humorous

  $10.00

  All she wants to do is catch flight 212 to Los Angeles. But as our heroine attempts to make her way through a crowded international airport, a cast of obnoxious strangers – a way-too-friendly security agent, a panicked fearful flyer, an Elvis impersonator and more – seem determined to attach themselves to her!

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  Flowers by Katherine Vaughan (10-12 min., Cut as needed, F, M or F, Duo/Duet/Dramatic)

  $12.00

  Growing up can be hard. Especially for Carrie, a first-grader, who witnesses the progression of her mother’s terminal illness. Luckily, she bonds with her teacher, who proves to be very influential in her life. Carrie shares her struggle with grief and growth, all from the perspective of a child.

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  Free at Last by Dee Cliburn (10-12 min. Cut as needed, M or F) Dramatic

  $7.00

  This dramatic takes the audience to a world filled with guilt and isolation. The man’s wife is dead, but her eyes refuse to leave. Can guilt lead to insanity? When will he be free, free at last. Powerful dramatic full of remorse and suspense.

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  Gloves for a Princess by Charlotte Jones (10-12 min. Cut as needed, F) Dramatic

  $7.00

  In this dramatic, a homeless woman brings the audience to her world filled with royalty and sadness. She shares her turmoil against her losing battle with reality and any hope of a normal life. Her fantasies shield her from the harshness of the streets.

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  Gnome is Where the Heart Is by Nate Sand (7-10 min, 7 Characters, M or F, Cut as needed) Humorous

  $10.00

  The humorous story of Hans, a gnome, who figures out that he was adopted by gargoyles and his subsequent adventure to find his ‘true’ family. Along the way he discovers he was with his ‘true’ family all the long. Intended as a humorous speech with many characters. Transitions between scenes are to be determined by the actress/actor.

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  Gun and Gubernatorial Elections by Stephanie Christensen (10-12 min. Cut as needed) 1F Dramatic 8.00

  $8.00

  Hannah Cook is a young ambitious woman who joins local politics in order to help end the gun violence epidemic in America. This DI takes you on her journey through the state senate as she fights for mass shooting victims. At the climax, she re-lives the worst day of her life: when she became a target, almost died, and saw a close friend get shot and killed. This script depicts the difficulties of making gun safety changes in America and stays “apolitical” but not apathetic to gun violence victims. Hannah Cook is a fictional character not based on any real politician.

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