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| A Note on Auditions and Auditioning | ix | |
| 30 Seconds to 1 Minute | ||
| Female | ||
| He Said, Then I Said | 3 | |
| Quotes | 4 | |
| In a Tired City | 5 | |
| This Room of Mine | 6 | |
| Waiting My Turn | 7 | |
| Fools and Dreamers | 8 | |
| A New Understanding | 9 | |
| Trust | 10 | |
| The Big Mistake | 11 | |
| Never Again | 12 | |
| Male | ||
| Mr. Nice Guy | 13 | |
| The Optimist | 14 | |
| Everybody's Baffled | 15 | |
| How It Was Back Then | 16 | |
| The Last Word | 17 | |
| Dumb or Something | 18 | |
| The Old Club | 19 | |
| What Is the Answer? | 21 | |
| Somebody Cares | 22 | |
| Dear Mom | 24 | |
| 1 1/2 to 2 Minutes | ||
| Female | ||
| I Used to Dream | 27 | |
| An Exchange of Glances | 29 | |
| The Power of Prayer | 31 | |
| Because I Love Him | 33 | |
| Appetites and Horses | 35 | |
| True Love | 37 | |
| A Woman's Emotions | 39 | |
| Learning to Love Jazz | 41 | |
| Parts Unknown | 43 | |
| With No Clothes On | 45 | |
| Male | ||
| The Quick Thinker | 47 | |
| No Reason for Tears | 49 | |
| Insomnia | 51 | |
| Show Me Your Bills | 53 | |
| Paying the Price | 55 | |
| The False Image | 57 | |
| Quoting Shakespeare | 59 | |
| Derelict Ravings | 61 | |
| Bad Medicine and Prayer | 63 | |
| Hypocrisy | 65 | |
| 2 1/2 to 3 Minutes | ||
| Female | ||
| Freedom to Love | 69 | |
| Attaching the Blame | 72 | |
| Hooked on a Feeling | 74 | |
| Looking Up at Clouds | 76 | |
| Dangerous Weather Conditions | 78 | |
| Male | ||
| The Preacherman | 80 | |
| An Almost Perfect World | 82 | |
| Living in Dorksville | 84 | |
| A Warning | 86 | |
| Wondering Out Loud | 88 |
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Ivory Snow jr
reviewed 50 African American Audition Monologues on July 10, 2016 50 African American Audition Monologues
I've decided I'll read any play by Donald Margulies. I was very familiar with his "Dinner With Friends", a play with marvelous, realistic dialogue in which he displays a real knack for creating realistic relationships. "Brooklyn Boy" did not disappoint in this regard. I especially enjoyed the way his "fictional" work was based on his real life and how this impacted his friends and family. I almost wish he had played with this even more. Also, the question about how "Jewish" a script can be in order to be accepted by audiences (his book is optioned as a film) was particularly interesting given the recent rise in anti-Semetism in contemporary life. That even makes me wonder if Margulies may tackle that very subject in a new play. We could certainly use such a play, especially if written with the subtlety that Margulies is capable of.
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