Free Monologues * Free Short Play Scripts * Short Plays for Children * School Plays for Kids * Comedy Skits

free stage play scripts, monologues, skits, school plays

Online Acting Scripts for Schools and Stage


Freedrama provides
&
MONOLOGUES with 100% free script previews
&
as well as SHORT SKITS
&
COMEDY SCRIPTS (funny, silly plays with humor)
&
DUOLOGUES (2 actor scripts),
&
SCHOOL PLAYS for teachers and students.



*GOOD NEWS!*

You may use any Freedrama scripts for online lessons and performances.

Making performance videos of Freedrama plays is always allowed.


Top 10 Best Comedy Monologues

View All Comedy Monologues

Or purchase a low cost PDF of over 50 funny monologues on Sellfy.com


Top 10 Best Short Monologues

View All Short 1 Minute Monologues


Featured Monologues

ANIMAL FRIEND
a short monologue

I talk to animals because they listen... they watch my every word with their curious eyes and twitch their little ears in anticipation of my next breath. They let me ramble and never judge. When I am sad, they comfort me with a cuddle, and when I am happy, they dance at my delight. No one else has the patience or the time. Deep down i must be an animal too. I belong in the trees, whispering with the wind, babbling with the brooks, dancing among the dandelions. I am a creature with fangs and fur and feathers. No human can comprehend my primitive musings... I am mysterious, misread, misunderstood... by everyone except you.

END OF MONOLOGUE

Copyright (c) 2018 by D. M. Larson


MERMAID
a short monologue

I hold an empty shell to my ear and listen to the whispers of the world above. I yearn to understand and know what they speak about, what do they dream, what do they feel? I wonder if they care like we do and love as much. So many fear them, but I want to know them, I wish to unlock their secrets. Their whispers speak to me without words, calling me, drawing me closer. I hope to gain their trust and unlock their mysteries. I will show everyone there is nothing to fear. I will make them our friends and bring our people together. When we show kindness, we see kindness. When we show respect, we see respect. When we show fear, we see fear, and hate, and anger... I trust you... and you will learn to trust me... come... come into the waters and hold my hand... and I will lead you into our hearts.

END OF MONOLOGUE

Copyright (c) 2018 by D. M. Larson


"Nightwalker"
by D. M. Larson



It's a chilly night. The freezing wind bites at every exposed part of my body. Most were huddled in a small cafe near the bus station. They seemed happy with their coffee and warmth, thankful for a dime a cup deal. As I got near them, they got quiet. Puffs of smoke divided our worlds, each of us isolated in our thoughts. The cold kept me moving.

As I moved further into the depths of downtown, and as I drew closer to the division, the number of bars multiplied, their neon lights almost endless. Many of people who end up on the streets are alcoholics and there were plenty of places for them to find their old friends. The homeless wandering here have no place to be this night, alone and not as cheerful as the ones in the cafe. They were probably feeling the cold as I was, but I didn't live here. I could escape. This is all they had, feeling the cold's bitter embrace, some shivering frightfully because they didn't even have the luxury of gloves as I did. Upon seeing me, they all would scatter, taking another street, moving to an alleyway. And when I passed, they often would watch us go by, curious, but unwilling to speak. They would turn away after I passed, often disappearing into alleys and doorways, wanting nothing more than to be forgotten.

A homeless man with a stray cat following him like a puppy, ever anxious for the other's warmth in the bitter wind. Together they were a picture of a certain happiness and joy that I could never comprehend. The two disappeared together through a door going someplace that only they shared, separate from all else.

Hurt, anger, or loneliness. I could step away ... and have my coffee and hot breakfast. But they couldn't. They were trapped there, behind the smoky glass.

END OF MONOLOGUE

From the book "Me in Pieces" by D. M. Larson
ISBN-13: 978-1981312054 Book
Low Cost PDF

***

DONATE TO FEED THE HUNGRY NOW




This program is to help people who do not have food. Freedrama would love your help in giving to the poor.


"Feed hungry families, protect vulnerable children, help farmers grow better crops, and provide health care and clean water to remote communities. And help CRS respond immediately to emergencies."



MORE FREE PLAYS FROM FREEDRAMA.NET!



Free MONOLOGUES for 1 Actor



Free Monologues for one TEEN Actor



Free SHORT Stage Play Scripts and SKITS



Short Monologues



Free FUNNY Short Stage Play Scripts and COMEDY Skits



Funny Comedy Monologues



Free DUOLOGUES for 2 Actors



Free Monologues for KIDS



Short Plays for CHILDREN



Small cast plays for CHILDREN




Important Copyright Notice


These scripts may be used for FREE but PLEASE do NOT repost the TEXT of any script online in any way. Students, actors, teachers and student may use the scripts for acting or classroom activities and even videos, but do NOT repost them on the internet. Please link to the scripts on the website. We love that! But these scripts are published and protected by copyright (c) 2001-2021 so do not upload the text of a script. Thank you!


VIEW LIST OF ALL FREEDRAMA SCRIPTS (with ISBN info)