7 Short Comedic Monologues for Women

If you haven’t seen these 7 Short Comedic Monologues for Women, give them a read as we hope they will put a smile on your face. 

Looking for more comedy monologues for women? Explore our 21 Funny As Hell Monologues for Women — a bold collection of hilarious audition-ready pieces.

7 Short Comedic Monologues for Women

Dog Anxiety

  • Genre: Comedy
  • Character: Zara
  • 2 Minute Monologue
  • Zara has become exhausted from watching her friend’s dog and doesn’t know how to escape.

Darling Face

  • Genre: Comedy
  • Character: Beverly
  • 2 Minute Monologue
  • Beverly doesn’t want to live in a town in the middle of nowhere with her hardworking husband.

Phone Calls

  • Genre: Comedy
  • Characters: Meagan
  • 2 Minute Monologue
  • Meagan talks to her best friend about why men always create scenarios to avoid making the first call.

Underwhelm

  • Genre: Comedy
  • Character: Wilma
  • 1 Minute Monologue
  • Wilma believes she has the most boring life ever and needs something to wake her up from her coma.

Hullabaloo

  • Genre: Comedy
  • Character: Maggie
  • 1 Minute Monologue
  • Maggie does her best to manage her mischievous son.

Rather Be A Man

  • Genre: Comedy
  • Character: Kim
  • 1 Minute Monologue
  • Two women talk at a cafe about the silly ways men flirt with them.

Fungus Among Us

  • Genre: Comedy
  • Character: Alexa
  • 1-2 Minute Monologue
  • Alexa just wants to come home to a clean apartment but her roommate doesn’t give her that luxury.
Q: Where can I find short comedic monologues for women for audition practice?

A: Monologue Blogger is a really good resource of female comedy monologues that you can use absolutely free for auditions and acting class.

Q: Any guidance on finding comedy scripts for an actress to play?

A: Check out funny scripts for women which you will find on Monologue Blogger’s platform.

Q: I need to find a comedy monologue for a woman from a play.

A: There is a resource for the performing arts called Monologue Blogger that provides a significant archive of free comedy monologues for women from plays.

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