Free Collection of Original Monologues for Teens offers a powerful compilation of teen monologues for drama school auditions and performance.

Monologue Blogger brings an abundance of teen monologues to the arts from our ever growing catalogue of published teen plays.

Free Collection of Original Monologues for Teens

It’s always advisable for actors to read the entire contents of a play script, in order to get a better understanding of their character’s monologue.

By reading the entirety of the play, you will gain deeper knowledge of your character’s imaginary circumstances, relationships, motivations, actions, obstacles, and so much more.

You may be interested in reading our Performing Your Monologue guide, which covers some of the fundamentals of monologue technique.

We dive into the process of finding your monologue, rehearsing your monologue, and give helpful insight into video recording your monologue for audition submissions.

Oftentimes, we get asked about using our teen monologues for competitions and we are here to say that we give permission.

We support our young thespians.  Monologue Blogger is here to help artists use our monologues and scripts to empower their own voices.

Let us share below some of the teen monologues from our drama stories.

BECKY’S NIGHT OUT
Becky is disappointed in how her parents behaved when she introduced them to a guy she’s dating.

CHECKING IN
Rob was raised by his mother, but before she died, she asked him to find his father and reconcile.

LITTLE CREATURES
Abby has a passion for making dolls, so much so that they tend to turn to life.

MIND TRICK
A teenager wrestles within themselves over whether or not they consider who they are as ‘normal’.

WITH A BROKEN WING
Bob wishes to take Lea to their prom, but finds out that she is going with a different guy.

TYPICAL TEEN
Although Shadira has a special talent for figure skating, her family responds with much disinterest.

NO CHOICE
Justin like this best friend’s sister Judy, and doesn’t know how to go about asking her out, without jeopardizing his friendship.

SIREN IN THE NIGHT
Crystal is a teen living on the streets till one day she may get help from her best friend’s dad.

THOSE DAYS ARE OVER
Marsha confronts her sister about how she needs to stop seeking family attention by doing bad things.

DUST IN OUR EYES
Dean reaches out to his friend with a lifeline in order to help her find a deeper meaning in her life.

BENNY’S GOT A GUN
Jerome reveals his take on love after being exposed to a lack of it growing up in his home.

SLIVER OF SINCERITY
Lenora wishes her sister would be more genuine and caring, instead of needy and selfish.

PIPER’S COMING HOME
Jerome would like to see Piper have her room back after coming out of rehab, but Benny doesn’t want to give it back to her.

MORE WAYS THAN ONE
Porterfield has spent years building up a reputation of being a bad kid in school, however, his school principal wants to give him an opportunity to prove himself.

LOVE IS A STRONG WORD
Mischa is a first year university student who wants to cut ties with her boyfriend in order to live out her college experience.

SALT AND STONE
Jena loves a guy her family hates, and her involvement is much more serious than her family realizes.

DARK SIDE OF MY MOON
Jobe is a rising basketball athlete who will stop at nothing to win a game of basketball.

OTHER SIDE OF THE CHASM
Although Chad goes on like he enjoys being alone, deep down he is hurting.

DAY IN, DAY OUT
Scarlet loves her mother, but is in constant conflict with her, but when they talk about cooking, a doorway for a better relationship may have been opened.

BETTER LEFT UNSAID
Sal admires his best friend’s life in comparison to his own broken home.

• We also suggest our 20 Contemporary Plays for Teen Drama Students, which also offers even more teen monologues you are welcome to choose for your needs.

Scenes for Teens

Another aspect of what Monologue Blogger provides is our teen scenes.  We’ve added some samples you could try if you are searching for teen scenes from contemporary plays.

Some scenes selected here are composed of only teen characters and other teen scenes revolve around teens and adults.

SHE’S GOT A DIARY, YOU KNOW.  YOU’RE IN IT.  from Piper’s Coming Home
While Piper was away in rehab, Benny took over her room, but now that she’s coming back, Jerome triers to convince Benny to give Piper her room back.

AREN’T YOU GOING TO TRY THE EGGS?  from Treat Me Nice
Corinne’s mother isn’t well, and Corinne does everything in her power to try and make her mother feel comforted and loved, but nothing seems to go her way.

WE’RE NOWHERE…SO WE PROBABLY DON’T MEAN NOTHIN’ from For All We’ve Got
Luna talks to her best friend Shelley about how they need to change their lives and find direction before they get stuck living in their neighborhood forever.

HOW DID YOU FIND ME?  from Checking In
Rob meets with his father Billy for the first time after not seeing him since he was a child.

• You may want to check out 15 Drama 2 Person Scenes for Teens

I WISH YOU WOULD EXPLODE LIKE A GRENADE from See Me As A Stranger
Gordy is a young man with a daughter and doesn’t know the first thing about financially providing for her.

IT’S A QUIET PLACE TO CHAT from Them Candles
Kendra feels like there’s no escaping her mother’s concern for her health, when all she wishes to experience is life for her age.

YOU EVER LISTEN TO BLUES? from Thin Ice
Although Kyle is a recently transferred student and getting into trouble, he finds a friend in Scarlet while coming out of detention.

Each week Monologue Blogger adds new teen monologues and teen scenes for young actors and drama teachers to work with.

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