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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 Prepping a Monolog for Performance
2 Synopsis Character Objectives for Female Monologs
3 Synopsis Character Objectives for Male Monologs
4 Monologs for Women
Princess Ipia—Birth of a Star
Alissa—Bon Voyage
Zenith Blacketer—Hoofer
Julie Stalbird—Tractors and Twirlers
Audrey—Ode to Little Audrey
Shelley—Hummers, Rockets, and Split Comets Sarah—F=Wd
Nicole—Stage Fright Pianologue
Belle—Buckaroo Belle and the Bull Rider
Virginia—Chocolate Thin Mints
Torrie—The Twilight Arch
Lizzie—Lizzie’s Lilliput
Kari—Two Blushing Pilgrims
Darcy Wells—Hard Knocks
Charlotta—Head Shots and Hot Buttered Biscuits
Renee—Beast Ballet
5 Monologs for Men
Gunther—A Lean, Mean, Singing Machine
Joel—Peter Pan and the Square-rigger
Allen—A Seamless Pitch
1st Dead Man—The 1st Dead Man in Grover’s Corners
Adam—Dodge-ball Matador
George Bottom—Bottom’sDream
Henri—Fie Upon’t!
Mitchell Gray—Rein in the Sterling Sphinxes
Barry Gascon—The Line-up
Slick—Shorty’s Old Man’s Board or S’up?
Rosen—Styling with William
Eddie Halley—Halley’s Fat Strat
Thurston—The Big Bang
Tony—The Piano Tuner
6 One-Minute Monologs for Women
7 One-Minute Monologs for Men
8 The Newton Monolog Project in Performance
9 Property and Costume Plot
Index
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