Choose your monologue from our three options — each option is written for a specific age group, all you need to do is pick the one according to your age!
Practice and record your monologue as many times as you like until you know it’s absolutely perfect!
Send it to Bubblegum Casting .Once we have received all entries to the contest, we’ll gather the team at Bubblegum HQ and have a good old-fashioned watch party to choose the winners!
Each talented winner of the “Say It Like You Mean It” Monologue Contest will receive.
✨$100 Coles Gift Card
✨Monologue Showcase Presentation to Key Hunter Clients
Now we know for sure that you may have your eye on that Coles gift card (they have awesome stuff), but hey, it’s that showcase that you should be really excited about. The lucky winners of this contest will have their monologues showcased to Hunter’s top clients. And you know what that means, right? Casting directors and decision-makers who work for major global brands and production companies will see your monologue in all its glory!
Imagine that — people who have hired and worked with the biggest names in the business will be watching your monologue performance based on our recommendation. Trust us, aside from auditioning for a major role, it doesn’t get much better than this.
Below are the three monologues that you can choose from. Remember that your choice will have no bearing on the judges’ decision — all monologues will be reviewed equally. All you need to do is choose the one that’s best for you!
Synopsis – Hi’s monologue about a dream of the future and what it might mean.
Hi:
‘That night I had a dream. I dreamt I was as light as the ether, a floating spirit visiting things to come. The shades and shadows of the people in my life rassled their way into my slumber. I dreamt that Gale and Evelle had decided to return to prison. Probably that’s just as well. I don’t mean to sound superior, and they’re a swell couple of guys, but maybe they weren’t ready yet to come out into the world. And then I dreamed on, into the future, to a Christmas morn in the Arizona home where Nathan Junior was opening a present from a kindly couple who preferred to remain unknown.
I saw Glen a few years later, still having no luck getting the cops to listen to his wild tales about me and Ed. Maybe he threw in one Polack joke too many. I don’t know. And still, I dreamed on, further into the future than I’d ever dreamed before, watching Nathan Junior’s progress from afar, taking pride in his accomplishments, as if he were our own, wonderin’ if he ever thought of us, and hopin’ that maybe we’d broadened his horizons a little, even if he couldn’t remember just how they got broadened. But still, I had dreamt nothin’ about me and Ed until the end.
And this was cloudier, ’cause it was years, years away. But I saw an old couple bein’ visited by their children, and all their grandchildren too. The old couple wasn’t screwed up, and neither were their kids or their grandkids. And I don’t know. You tell me. This whole dream, was it wishful thinkin’? Was I just fleeing reality like I know I’m liable to do? But, me and Ed, we can be good, too. And it seemed real. It seemed like us, and it seemed like, well, our home. If not Arizona, then a land not too far away, where all parents are strong and wise and capable, and all children are happy and beloved. I don’t know. Maybe it was Utah.’
Synopsis – Shortly after being possessed by a demon, the Gemini Killer explains to a police officer why they killed innocent people.
Gemini Killer:
Well, there I was so awfully dead in that electric chair. I didn’t like it. Would you? It’s upsetting. There was still so much killing to do, and there I was, in the void, without a body. But then along came – well – my friend. You know. One of them. Those others over there. The cruel ones… the Master. He thought my work should continue. But in this body. This body in particular, in fact. Let’s call it revenge. A certain matter of an exorcism, I think, in which your friend Father Karras expelled certain parties from the body of a child. Certain parties were not pleased, to say the least. The very least.
And so, my friend, the Master, he devised this petty scheme as a way of getting back, of creating a stumbling block, a scandal, a horror to the eyes of all men seeking faith, using the body of this saintly priest as an instrument of, well, you know – my work.
But the main thing is the torment of your friend Father Karras as he watches while I rip and cut and mutilate the innocent, his friends, and again, and again, on and on! He’s inside with us! He’ll never get away! His pain won’t end!
Gracious me. Was I raving? Please forgive me. I’m mad.
Synopsis – A washed up actor hears a few home truths from a family member
Means something to who? You had a career before the third comic book movie before people began to forget who was inside the bird costume. You’re doing a play based on a book that was written 60 years ago, for a thousand rich, old white people whose only real concern is gonna be where they go to have their cake and coffee when it’s over. Nobody gives a shit but you. And let’s face it, Dad, it’s not for the sake of art. It’s because you just want to feel relevant again.
Well, there’s a whole world out there where people fight to be relevant every day. And you act like it doesn’t even exist! Things are happening in a place that you willfully ignore, a place that has already forgotten you.
I mean who are you? You hate bloggers. Make fun of Twitter. You don’t even have a Facebook page. You’re the one who doesn’t exist. You’re doing this because you’re scared to death, like the rest of us, that you don’t matter. And you know what? You’re right. You don’t.
It’s not important. You’re not important. Get used to it.
Any aspiring young actor can enter the “Say It Like You Mean It” Monologue Contest before [DATE]. All we ask if that you are passionate about acting. That’s it!
We’re all about inclusiveness, so this contest is open to pretty much anyone that wants to enter! So, if you’re an aspiring actor who wants a chance to impress casting directors (and snag that Coles Gift Card), then what are you waiting for?
Choose your monologue from our three options — Each option is written for a specific age group, all you need to do is pick the one according to your age!
Practice and record your monologue as many times as you like until you know it’s absolutely perfect!
Send it to Bubblegum Casting. Once we have received all entries to the contest, we’ll gather the team at Bubblegum HQ and have a good old-fashioned watch party to choose the winners!
All entries to the “Say It Like You Mean It” Monologue Contest must be sent in no later than [closing date and time]. Any late entries will not be considered for the $100 Coles Gift Card or the Monologue Showcase. There’s no time to waste, pick your monologue and get practising. We want to see your Oscar-worthy performance before the closing date!
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