Actor's Choice: Monologues for Women

Actor's Choice is a great monologue book. There's a wide selection to choose from, and you can read the full plays on playscripts.com. My favorites are "American Klepto" by Allison Moore, "History Lesson" by David Lindsay-Abaire, "What Corbin Knew" by Jeffrey Hatcher, and "Act a Lady" by Jordan Harrison. There's even a few classic monologues, including Dracula, and adaptations of Medea, Iphigenia in Tauris, and Edgar Allan Poe's Red Death. You're guaranteed to find one or several that you like!I also got the AC Men's monologue book for my boyfriend for his birthday; I haven't given it to him yet, but I was sneaky and read over mine with him ;) I think he'll like his book too.

Most of the text is just, meh. I found three useful monologues

I found something SO cute in there (that was JUST right for me) that I GOT the part I was looking for!!! :-D (Olivia's monologue from "Five Flights" by Adam Boch, if anyone wants to know!) ;-)

good

I didn’t find these appropriate for my teen daughter.

I ended up choosing a few monologues that fit my personality and goals! Find me on IMDB.com.

I was not personally a fan just because I was looking for college audition material and this one just didn't have a lot of great material. Also it wasn't clearly labeled like most other monologue books are (age, play/book/etc.,contemporar/classic)

RECEIVED BOOK IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. HOWEVER, THE MAILING TIMETOOK 3 WEEKS. WAS NOT HAPPY WITH THAT. GREAT BOOK FOR LEARNING THE STARTS OF ACTING ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN.

I appreciate that this book separates comedy from dramatic monologues