by Ezzo S.
Actor | Blogger | Eater of Sushi
Monologues are a crucial tool for actors to demonstrate their range, depth, and emotional versatility. Choosing the right piece can make a significant impact on casting directors and showcase an actor's ability to embody different characters and emotions. Here are eight compelling monologues that actors can use in auditions to exhibit a wide range of emotions and acting prowess.
To be, or not to be from 'Hamlet' by William Shakespeare
Emotion: Existential Dread and Contemplation
This iconic soliloquy is perfect for demonstrating an actor’s ability to grapple with deep existential questions. Hamlet’s contemplation of life and death offers a rich tapestry of emotion, allowing actors to explore sorrow, fear, confusion, and a profound sense of introspection.
