SuitabookJust me
Phyllis C. Johnson
- Reading
- Try one monologue at a time, reading it aloud or taking turns performing it. Let the reader choose which pieces to explore, and pause afterwards to discuss how the character’s voice comes across.
- Themes
- Many voices and situations: The collection brings together 100 monologues about a broad range of teenage situations, intended to be spoken by performers. Its structure offers contrasting individual voices rather than one continuous account; the stated uses include auditions, assignments and discussion.
- Worth knowing
- Race is among the named subjects; families may wish to explore the “About Race” monologue together.