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A short rhyming, comedy monologue A rhyming monologue about a big old fight in the cleaning equipment cupboard. GRANDMA'S DAY OUT ONE HEARSE TOWN An Irish village is bereft of a spiritual centre since the Priest departed with a lady named Bridget. Luckily, the Pub now stands in the church's stead, offering solace, groceries, community and, of course, whiskey. |
BEST FOOT FORWARD DARLING A short rhyming, monologue Terence, the highly strung choreographer watches and grumbles as dancers Monica and Jasper perform his creation. His mood swings from rage to praise and poor Monica feels the full force of his wrath. STOP SHOUTING, GEORGE WHAT BECOMES OF THE BROKEN HEARTED? Anne is in her sixties and talking about how she coped with suddenly becoming single again. She's not letting a second man leaving her for another woman get her down, she's picking herself up and living life for herself. |
Ten-minute comedy play for one A woman who has been struggling with her weight addresses the issue of dieting through a monologue directed at her diary. WHAT'S IN A NAME Pam doesn't like her name and reflects on the various pseudonyms she has used over the years. DIETERS LAMENT Amy has been dieting on and off for a year but has only lost a few pounds. As she attempts to eat yet another salad she relates her difficulties. |