Monologues

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  • 15 MONOLOGUES (booklet version) by Paul Smith

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  • 15 MONOLOGUES (digital version) by Paul Smith

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  • ADIOS AMIGO

    The recent sad times of Tony which he recounts in this monologue.

     

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  • BOX OFFICE

    JACK is stuck in the box office of the theatre where he works – he would rather be on stage – but his job is to deal with customers.

    Suitable for stage, audio and Zoom

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  • FED UP

    Christmas indulgence in the wrong place at the wrong time!

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  • HAPPY NEW YEAR?

    Mervyn isn’t a fan of New Year celebrations and isn’t afraid to vocalise his thoughts on the subject. Grumpy? You bet he is!

    A short monologue

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  • JACK & SHEILA

    Martin is stuck at home having hurt his back.

    He needs something to cheer himself up.

    Some visitors come to see him ……….

     

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  • THE GOD BOTHERER

    M often speaks to God – inadvertently usually, like many people.

    M questions any faith they might have had as life continues on its course.

    A series of spoken messages.

     

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  • THE LIST

    Derek writes the Christmas cards in his household, but the process is arduous and irritating to him and he finds it difficult to summon up any Christmas spirit!

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  • TRIGGER by Paul Smith

    A presentation about a new production of a Shakespeare play which gets more than a little bogged down in what Trigger Warnings to use. A monologue.

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  • TUPPENCE by Paul Smith

    A cup of tea and a biscuit and some company is all Lisa wants for. However, her memory is not what it was and the company doesn’t seem to be there. Lisa isn’t sure what is what anymore.

    TUPPENCE was suggested to Paul Smith by Rod Wikinson

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  • A NICE SEAT IN THE STALLS

    Judith and her friend Felicity enjoy attending funerals. They enjoy the food at the wake most of all. But when they get bored with funerals they decide that trips to the theatre might be more fun. A comedy with sadness.

     

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