That’s Why I’m Here, Miss Tyler
In drama monologue That’s Why I’m Here, Miss Tyler, Milo gives his honest feedback on the cup of coffee he just took a sip from.
Featured Monologue – That’s Why I’m Here, Miss Tyler
MILO: I would be the first to test the morning brew for Mr. Jeff. He used to say, “Milo, for all the palaces in the world, I’ve found the one that keeps me in business.” He said that to me. I wrote it down in my notebook. We had this ongoing collaboration, I would try it, and then he would alter it, and make the adjustments. The slightest detail would make a world of difference. We worked in this way for years, always tweaking things to make them right, to try something new, to make it better. That is all he cared about – the details in serving others, a good cup of coffee. For Jeff, nothing was just simple, everything had meaning. There was art to everything he did in life, and this cafe, the connection with his customers, this corner of the world, the smell of great coffee, the conversations and relationships that were born from this place were his art.
(tapping the mug) This coffee…is heavy. It is much too dark. It’s like getting kicked in the head by a horse.
When my lips first touched the rim of the glass, I was met with caution, just by the mere smell of it. It wasn’t wholesome. It was angry. It wasn’t smooth, it was abrupt.
I’m sorry, but I have to tell you the truth, Miss Tyler.
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Monologue Summary
In the 1 minute drama monologue from That’s Why I’m Here Miss Tyler, Milo offers an honest review of a cup of coffee and also talks about a dear friend he recently lost.
- Genre: Drama
- Length: ~1 Minute
- Monologue Character: Milo
- Age Range: Any
- Themes: friendship, business
- Best For: Male Dramatic Monologues
World of the Play
- Cast Size: 1 woman, 1 man
- Characters in Play: Milo, Miss Tyler
- Time Period: Modern
- Synopsis: In the one-act eplay That’s Why I’m Here, Miss Tyler, two strangers come together over the loss of someone, by sharing thoughts about a cup of coffee.
FAQ
A: On Monologue Blogger has a section on its website called Friend Monologues which is a terrific hub for the subject of friendship.
A: Monologue Blogger has a few titles that deal with friendship and can be read here: Dust in Our Eyes, Choice in the Matter, and Ice Cream From a Window.
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Monologue Source: That’s Why I’m Here, Miss Tyler
That’s Why I’m Here, Miss Tyler is a drama one-act ePlay by Joseph Arnone, 2026.
