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Although this is part of Donut Diaries, I thought it was also appropriate for Tax Day - are your taxes finished? Good luck!
Apr. 15, 2014 Day #62 The Ides of April Monologue Mania
The Ides of April (c)
by Janet S. Tiger
© all rights reserved
[email protected]
For Donut Diaries (We see this young man throughout the play, he is always dressed in an unusual way - one shoe different from the other - odd hats for the holidays. This will be the first time he speaks more than 'hello,' or 'time for St. Patrick's Day!)
(A man comes onstage – he is young and has wings and he is running and jumping. He looks around wildly – smiling, happy. The others eating donuts mostly ignore him.)
Hi! I’m having so much fun! Wheeeeee!
(He whirls about, gets a little dizzy)
Do you know who I am? Think about it for a minute while I play…..
(He runs throughout the tables)
Can you guess?
(At this we see the pixie come and wave at him. He waves back.)
Oh yes, we have an interesting relationship, the two of us.
(He turns – the pixie is beckoning him, but instead of going he looks at the audience and starts to move in slow motion.)
Let me give you a clue…….
(He now circles with his arms, looks disappointed with the non-response)
If you can’t guess, I will just have to tell you!
(The pixie whistles, and the man looks over, shakes his head.)
Oh, all right, I’m coming!
(He turns to go offstage, then looks back.)
You didn’t figure it out, did you? ……(Conspiratorily) You almost have it….that’s right….I’m very hard to manage…. … …..I’m always here but you never notice me until I’m gone……. which I will be soon ….oh, yes, it is a paradox.....everyone wants more of me but…….no one ever notices me passing….and no one ever appreciates me until I’m …..gone…… ….
(He points to someone in the audience)
You got it!.....I am…..(ta-da!)…… time! and right now…..
(He sprints off, calling over his shoulder)
…… I’m running out!
(And he does. Which is what is happening - time IS running out on filing! Do you wait until the very end, well here it is. The end. Now go file a tax)
Janet S. Tiger 858-274-9678
www.JanetSTiger.weebly.com
Member Dramatists Guild since 1983
Playwright-in-Residence
Swedenborg Hall 2006-8
If you just started this blog and want to read the earlier monologues, please
scroll down for the previous days or go to http://www.monologuestore.com/ -click on the Monologue Mania button please scroll down.
To start at the beginning - Feb. 13, - click here.
For a list of the blurbs from each day, click here
Help a playwright and get more great award-winning monologues - MonologueZone.com
Thank you for your comments - and for liking and sharing this site!
--------------------------------------------
Although this is part of Donut Diaries, I thought it was also appropriate for Tax Day - are your taxes finished? Good luck!
Apr. 15, 2014 Day #62 The Ides of April Monologue Mania
The Ides of April (c)
by Janet S. Tiger
© all rights reserved
[email protected]
For Donut Diaries (We see this young man throughout the play, he is always dressed in an unusual way - one shoe different from the other - odd hats for the holidays. This will be the first time he speaks more than 'hello,' or 'time for St. Patrick's Day!)
(A man comes onstage – he is young and has wings and he is running and jumping. He looks around wildly – smiling, happy. The others eating donuts mostly ignore him.)
Hi! I’m having so much fun! Wheeeeee!
(He whirls about, gets a little dizzy)
Do you know who I am? Think about it for a minute while I play…..
(He runs throughout the tables)
Can you guess?
(At this we see the pixie come and wave at him. He waves back.)
Oh yes, we have an interesting relationship, the two of us.
(He turns – the pixie is beckoning him, but instead of going he looks at the audience and starts to move in slow motion.)
Let me give you a clue…….
(He now circles with his arms, looks disappointed with the non-response)
If you can’t guess, I will just have to tell you!
(The pixie whistles, and the man looks over, shakes his head.)
Oh, all right, I’m coming!
(He turns to go offstage, then looks back.)
You didn’t figure it out, did you? ……(Conspiratorily) You almost have it….that’s right….I’m very hard to manage…. … …..I’m always here but you never notice me until I’m gone……. which I will be soon ….oh, yes, it is a paradox.....everyone wants more of me but…….no one ever notices me passing….and no one ever appreciates me until I’m …..gone…… ….
(He points to someone in the audience)
You got it!.....I am…..(ta-da!)…… time! and right now…..
(He sprints off, calling over his shoulder)
…… I’m running out!
(And he does. Which is what is happening - time IS running out on filing! Do you wait until the very end, well here it is. The end. Now go file a tax)
Janet S. Tiger 858-274-9678
www.JanetSTiger.weebly.com
Member Dramatists Guild since 1983
Playwright-in-Residence
Swedenborg Hall 2006-8
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