9 Kickass Monologues for Teenage Girls

9 impactful monologues for teen girls, perfect for auditions or class. Choose from 30-second, 1-minute, or 2-minute performance pieces.

For an additional selection of teen female monologues from plays, visit our 17 Kickass Monologues for Teenage Girls – drama and comedy pieces for auditions.

9 Kickass Monologues for Teenage Girls

Attention

  • Genre: Drama
  • Character: Michelle
  • 1-minute monologue from the one-act play Attention by Joseph Arnone
  • Michelle is disgusted with how her sister continually tries to create problems in the family.

Voices in the Trees

  • Genre: Drama / Family Drama
  • Character: Marina
  • 1-minute monologue from the one-act play Voices in the Trees by Joseph Arnone
  • Marina suffers from a mental illness which her brother doesnโ€™t understand and consistently pokes fun of.

Midsummer Night

  • Genre: Drama
  • Character: Chanade
  • 1-minute monologue from the one-act play Midsummer Night by Joseph Arnone
  • Chanade suffers from depression and has been contemplating suicide.

Don’t Leave Me Without Muffin

  • Genre: Drama
  • Character: Ginger
  • 1-minute monologue from the one-act play Don’t Leave Me Without Muffin by Joseph Arnone
  • Ginger is on her way to leave home but gets stopped when her mother catches her.

Typical Teen

  • Genre: Drama
  • Character: Shadira
  • Monologue from the one-act play Typical Teen by Joseph Arnone
  • Shadira has a gift on the ice as a figure skater but gets no show of support from her family.

Noting Matters

  • Genre: Drama / Family Drama
  • Character: Amber
  • 1-2 minute monologue from the one-act play Nothing Matters by Joseph Arnone
  • Amber provides her own unique perspective about managing feelings to someone she knows at school.

Shadows of My Mind

  • Genre: Drama
  • Characters: Naomi
  • 1-2 minute monologue from the one-act play Shadows of My Mind by Joseph Arnone
  • Naomi doesn’t know how to break free from her ongoing depression and she speaks with her beloved aunt about it.

Becky’s Night Out

  • Genre: Seriocomedy
  • Character: Becky
  • 1-minute monologue from the one-act play Becky’s Night Out by Joseph Arnone
  • Becky is appalled over the fact that her parents were secretly making fun of a guy that planned on taking her out on a date.

Siren in the Night

  • Genre: Drama
  • Character: Crystal
  • 1-minute monologue from the one-act play Siren in the Night by Joseph Arnone
  • Crystal lives on the street and has a run in with her former friend’s father at a gas station.
Q: How long should a teen monologue be?

A: Teen monologues usually range between 1-2 minutes in duration. This is considered industry standard and works well for castings, drama class, and monologue auditions.

Q: How do I choose the right teen monologue for myself?

A: When searching for a teen monologue it is always important to find a monologue that you feel you can connect to in some way. This connection may be through an idea, a theme, a point of view, or an emotion.

Q: Where can I find good teen monologues from plays?

A: Monologue Blogger has been publishing teen monologues and plays since 2006 and provides young thespians with an abundance of monologue material from our database of play scripts.

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