Best monologues for a gay man

From drama to comedy and everything in between, this list features contemporary pieces for new and early career actors who want to deliver a monologue from a queer male perspective. In this article, we will be gearing all our suggestions from plays towards monologues for queer actors. Until the last century, LQBTQ+ artists and stories were by-and-large hidden, silenced and outlawed within the wider theatre community.

Pride means different things to different members of the LGBTQ+ community, and all of those journeys are valid.

Queer monologues for women

From questioning to coming out to proudly fighting through the world, these 9 characters offer up multi-dimensional monologues for your next audition. Welcome to the Monologue Project: LGBTQ+ Voices! This show is very important to both of us as queer people, and we’re grateful to share it with you today. Queer All About It Monologues As a legacy of our Queer All About It digital film project, we have published the four monologues so that they can be used by anyone for non-commercial purposes.

And the phlegm just slid away. It disgusts me. My real name is Don Kerr. As he tries to justify his actions, he is reminded of a conversation he overheard when he was a teenage boy. Pete: Hey, Lisa. There were three thousand boys there. Go on — what? I know about the finality of tits. The first inspiration is Brocksandra, a canonically trans character I created for a game of Dungeons and Dragons.

I had my first beau at eleven. I used to do that. I wanted to be — Doris Day. As I got older I kept getting stranger and stranger. I know, I know, but hear me out:. You never know You know, There are sometimes I wonder if I actually would transition. Rosa: You might! Am I really willing to throw all those years of friendship away based on…what? I empty the tube of jelly into the toilet, take my tube of muscle liniment, hold the two tubes nozzle to nozzle, and fill up the jelly tube with Tiger Balm.

You just take Katrina to the dance okay? And you were in love with it and off in the only world that means anything to you.

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Are you really… gay? I have loved theatre for over twenty five years, since I saw Music Man and set up chairs in my living room to mimic a train. There are days when I rather be a man. I was going on for the finale and going down the stairs and who should I see standing by the stage door Your parents.

God, good, better, best! You hate the sound of children playing and you hate all of your living relatives and you hate people who wear sunglasses, even during the day, and you hate going to dinner which you know I love! But how was I to know? The male grouse make the sound by rotating their wings.