15 short plays with good monologues is a collection of ePlays for men and women.  Topics include betrayal, honesty, desire, identity and illness.

15 Short Plays with Good Monologues

1. Dark Place – Jeffrey is an actor who stabbed his theatre director in the neck with a pair of scissors and now resides in a mental asylum.
2. Darling Face – Beverly is bored and lonely living far out in the woods away from civilization.  In this monologue she talks to her husband about her day and her needs.
3. Protective Shield – Rita has the most difficult time trusting people.  She opens up to her best friend for the first time about her reluctancy to be vulnerable.
4. Coffee Table – Melanie is a psycho ward patient and all is not what it seems.
5. Agree To Disagree – Harpa tells her friend that she would like their friendship to be more open and honest.
6. Potato Head – Ronda talks with her cousin about getting out of the house more frequently and living their youth.
7. Shadows of My Mind – Naomi opens up to her Aunt about how she secretly suffers from depression.
8. The Bear – Tiffany cares too much about literally everyone and everything and its taking a toll on her well being.
9. Two Shades Away – Melanie is trying to come to terms with who she really wants to be in her life.
10. Killing You – a killer toys with their latest victim.
11. Burden of Being Taken – Baker comes home from a war and talks to his parents about his experience.
12. No Comparison – Cordelia is tired of how her friend gets wound up over guys talking to her when in fact she desires the complete opposite.
13. One Thing – Brianna simply wants to be respected from any guy that is interested in her.
14. Just So You Know – Sally doesn’t want to deal with her dramatic sister any longer and in this piece she tries to get her sister to see her pain
15. Beautiful Day – Linda talks to a complete stranger about how she wishes she was more beautiful.

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