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Talent experts agree that you should be ready for your next audition by having your sources for online comedic monologues researched and a comedic monologue, as well as a dramatic monologue, prepared when you arrive at the audition (Jill Morrison, "Actor Auditions." Article Insider.com. URL: http://www.articleinsider.com/article/162107). Outlined below are five online sources to give actors and actresses a headstart when locating the comedic monologue that you'll need for your future auditions.
- Make 'Em Laugh is an online comedic monologues source, which can be searched at Lycos.com. The URL is http://www.monologues.co.uk/. Online comedic monologues at this site range from the past to the present.
- TheaterHistory.com is a resource that has both online comedic monologues and online dramatic monologues to chose from in its script archive. The URL is located at http://www.theatrehistory.com/plays/monologues.html.
- The Monologue Database is located at http://www.notmyshoes.net/monologues/ and is handy to use for those who know what they are searching for, as it can be searched by the author's last name, by author and play, or by a character's name. The database includes both online comedic monologues and online dramatic monologues.
- Other online monologue sources are located at the site for the Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts, located at http://www.fwafa.org/staff/darla.jones/auditionguidelines.htm. This site gives suggestions for online comedic monologues sources that suggest monologues for children 3-5; that URL is located at http://gigglepoetry.com. This site also gives advice for monologues for children 6-12, of which parents are advised to supervise their choices of comedic monologues by monitoring the suggested sites listed within the main article within the URL. This site also contains suggestions for online comedic monologues for both women and men and provides the links to those web addresses.
- A resource for women's online comedic monologues is found at http://www.angelfire.com/realm/theatre/femalemono.html.
By checking out these five resources for online comedic monologues, that acting job may be headed your way sooner than you might think.
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