Drama Volume 1 - Download 11 Scritps Instantly
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Moving and meaningful scripts with deep and detailed characters, ready for performance.
You can download these great scripts immediately after purchase!
Taller To-day by Edith Kirkby
A boy dates his first love in high school. He takes it especially hard when she breaks up with him... and is totally unprepared for what a following tragic event in her life will mean for his. A short, simple monologue that quietly muses on love and its ramifications for young hearts, with a few painstakingly applied verses from Auden.
Red God by Kevin Bushek and Bronne Bruzgo
In this brilliant and fascinating piece, a Russian sniper becomes obsessed with his power to kill. Set during the closing months of World War II, this monologue is a harrowing look at the effects of war on one man’s psyche. It’s an amazing and moving portrait.
Thief of Snow by Carl Sassoon
"I have three days to make things right in my life. 72 hours or 4,320 seconds. In terms of seconds, it seems like an incredible awful lot. In terms of days, it seems, of course, like far too few. So, of course, I’m completely overwhelmed." So begins a gripping monologue about a person's final chance to make things right... and the realization that some things cannot be made right in this world. Soon we find that his journey of redemption is more one of fantasy.
Heal by Carl Sassoon
While waiting for the man who killed his wife to be executed, a husband reflects on forgiveness and loss through the shards of his shattered life. A poetic meditation on cause and effect.
Here in this House by Christopher Scarpo
A girl deals with two extremes: parents who want her to spend her time only with books and the bible, and her friends (and hormones) who encourage her to plunge into the world of dating. She ends up with the worst of both world, when a boy assaults her and her parents refuse to understand her problems. A haunting monologue.
Kablooey by Jared Botticelli
Shadow and Seneca start off as friends who try new things together, including a few drugs. But their new friend, KnickKnack, gets them to think bigger, and they put together a Plan to travel the world and get rich. Unfortunately, the plan involves selling drugs, and it's far too successful. Shadow, a simple, straightforward kid, describes how he lost his way and loses everything because he lost his ability to tell right from wrong. A sweet, sad, funny monologue.
One by Jared Botticelli
The narrator starts off by telling us she knows she was meant to be alone. Her fiancée leaves her after medical school, another boyfriend turns out to have a serious mental illness, and a dozen first dates go very wrong. And then there's Marty, a funny, sweet guy, who looks like the perfect guy, until our narrator finds out he's infected her with HIV and left her, once again, on her own. A touching, heartbreaking story.
How to Write a Fairytale by Jared Botticelli
A compelling monologue told from the top of the Golden Gate Bridge - a girl on the edge of reason and reality talks about strangers, friends, and spending your life on the internet. A completely unique and fascinating piece.
Girl in the Picture by Taylor Shann
When you grow up, you can grow closer to your friends. Sometimes, you can grow away from them. Jodi and Layla, two lifelong friends trying to survive the hell of high school, are in danger of doing just that. Miscommunication, music, instant messaging and a christmas gift are all clues in this deconstruction of how fragile friendship can be. A 30 minute play of short scenes that can be easily cut down to fit a variety of dynamics between performers.
Time of Our Lives by Dustin Guzior & Agatha Valenti
Jay and Lindsay have been inseparable since they met in sixth grade, happily living somewhere between best friends and more than friends. We meet them in the final weeks of their relationship, from the week before Senior Prom to the day before Lindsay leaves for college, as a painful truth surfaces – leaving them with nothing to say to each other. This dramatic duo is perfect for high school-aged performers, and will hit close to home for many forensics coaches and competitors.
Brothers by David Cameron
Laser Tag, Baseball, and Brotherhood. Several years after Troy's mother dies, his father remarries and leaves Troy with an over-eager step brother, Lance. After spending some time with Lance, Troy quickly finds inspiration in the actions of his younger step brother. As one of their lives ends, they find it hard to see how they ever lived without each other. The newest play by Dave Cameron, author of the NFL Final Round HI "Finding Ryan."
You can download these great scripts immediately after purchase!
Taller To-day by Edith Kirkby
A boy dates his first love in high school. He takes it especially hard when she breaks up with him... and is totally unprepared for what a following tragic event in her life will mean for his. A short, simple monologue that quietly muses on love and its ramifications for young hearts, with a few painstakingly applied verses from Auden.
Red God by Kevin Bushek and Bronne Bruzgo
In this brilliant and fascinating piece, a Russian sniper becomes obsessed with his power to kill. Set during the closing months of World War II, this monologue is a harrowing look at the effects of war on one man’s psyche. It’s an amazing and moving portrait.
Thief of Snow by Carl Sassoon
"I have three days to make things right in my life. 72 hours or 4,320 seconds. In terms of seconds, it seems like an incredible awful lot. In terms of days, it seems, of course, like far too few. So, of course, I’m completely overwhelmed." So begins a gripping monologue about a person's final chance to make things right... and the realization that some things cannot be made right in this world. Soon we find that his journey of redemption is more one of fantasy.
Heal by Carl Sassoon
While waiting for the man who killed his wife to be executed, a husband reflects on forgiveness and loss through the shards of his shattered life. A poetic meditation on cause and effect.
Here in this House by Christopher Scarpo
A girl deals with two extremes: parents who want her to spend her time only with books and the bible, and her friends (and hormones) who encourage her to plunge into the world of dating. She ends up with the worst of both world, when a boy assaults her and her parents refuse to understand her problems. A haunting monologue.
Kablooey by Jared Botticelli
Shadow and Seneca start off as friends who try new things together, including a few drugs. But their new friend, KnickKnack, gets them to think bigger, and they put together a Plan to travel the world and get rich. Unfortunately, the plan involves selling drugs, and it's far too successful. Shadow, a simple, straightforward kid, describes how he lost his way and loses everything because he lost his ability to tell right from wrong. A sweet, sad, funny monologue.
One by Jared Botticelli
The narrator starts off by telling us she knows she was meant to be alone. Her fiancée leaves her after medical school, another boyfriend turns out to have a serious mental illness, and a dozen first dates go very wrong. And then there's Marty, a funny, sweet guy, who looks like the perfect guy, until our narrator finds out he's infected her with HIV and left her, once again, on her own. A touching, heartbreaking story.
How to Write a Fairytale by Jared Botticelli
A compelling monologue told from the top of the Golden Gate Bridge - a girl on the edge of reason and reality talks about strangers, friends, and spending your life on the internet. A completely unique and fascinating piece.
Girl in the Picture by Taylor Shann
When you grow up, you can grow closer to your friends. Sometimes, you can grow away from them. Jodi and Layla, two lifelong friends trying to survive the hell of high school, are in danger of doing just that. Miscommunication, music, instant messaging and a christmas gift are all clues in this deconstruction of how fragile friendship can be. A 30 minute play of short scenes that can be easily cut down to fit a variety of dynamics between performers.
Time of Our Lives by Dustin Guzior & Agatha Valenti
Jay and Lindsay have been inseparable since they met in sixth grade, happily living somewhere between best friends and more than friends. We meet them in the final weeks of their relationship, from the week before Senior Prom to the day before Lindsay leaves for college, as a painful truth surfaces – leaving them with nothing to say to each other. This dramatic duo is perfect for high school-aged performers, and will hit close to home for many forensics coaches and competitors.
Brothers by David Cameron
Laser Tag, Baseball, and Brotherhood. Several years after Troy's mother dies, his father remarries and leaves Troy with an over-eager step brother, Lance. After spending some time with Lance, Troy quickly finds inspiration in the actions of his younger step brother. As one of their lives ends, they find it hard to see how they ever lived without each other. The newest play by Dave Cameron, author of the NFL Final Round HI "Finding Ryan."