This is a list of comic monologues for women from movies, television shows, plays and books
33 Results
| # | Source Title | Author | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | It’s Halftime! | Lauren Woods | A woman makes an interesting request after learning that her sister is going to |
| 2 | A Midsummer Night's Dream | William Shakespeare | A very well known scene from 'Midsummer-Night's Dream'. It's a great one to use |
| 3 | A monologue from the book "This Will Not Look Good on my Resume" by Jass Richards | Jass Richards | 602 - Brett talks about one of her more memorable jobs, in a long line of jobs f |
| 4 | A monologue from the play "Eloise & Ray" by Stephanie Fleischmann | Stephanie Fleischmann | Losing virginity |
| 5 | A Woman of No Importance | Oscar Wilde | Mrs. Allonby describes the perfect husband |
| 6 | Adams family values | Paul Rudnick | Baby-sitter Debbie Jellinsky is furious at the Adams family |
| 7 | Animal | Oliver Hailey | woman talking daughter out of tree |
| 8 | Chapter two | Neil simon | Jenny confronts husband |
| 9 | Employee Of The Year Goes To... | Kyree Mackey | Amber is fed up with her job. |
| 10 | Freaky Friday | Hach | monologue |
| 11 | Freaky Friday | Heather Hach | Anna Coleman flips out on Mr. Bates |
| 12 | freaky friday | heather hach | anna flips out at her teacher mr bates |
| 13 | Hi Brian | Brenna Allen | Ella calls Brian to win him back |
| 14 | Hi, Brian. | Brenna Allen | Brian breaks up with Ella after he finds out she is a stalker. Ella calls him in |
| 15 | Lady Windermere's Fan | Oscar Wilde | The Duchess of Berwick suggests that Lord Windermere might be having an affair |
| 16 | Little Shop of Horrors | Howard Ashman | Audrey dreams of the perfect life |
| 17 | Love's Labour's Lost | William Shakespeare | The Princess sends her messenger to the King's court |
| 18 | Me and MJ | Lauren Woods | A girl reflects on her time playing basketball with her star teammate. |
| 19 | Teenage Life Sucks | Zehner | Life is tough when you are a teenager |
| 20 | The Complete Works of William Shakespeare | William Shakespeare | A very well known scene from 'Midsummer-Night's Dream'. It's a great one to use |
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