Episode 2: Spooked

Tiny Theatre - Monologues Live!

A collection of monologues that go bump in the night.

Join host Daniella Down and guest co-host Sairah Erens for this episode that showcases three original monologues that creatively interpret the theme, spooked: From a drunken dare that takes a very dark turn to how one woman cannot stand blasted Trick or Treaters to a trumpeter with a spooky connection to Stevie Wonder. We've got only treats and no tricks lined up for you in this episode. And nothing too scary!

Monologues:

'The Dark Path' written and performed by Oliver Boon

'Horns For Stevie Wonder' written and performed by Loveday Smith

'Spoopy' written by Hugh Mackay, performed by Joanna Lucas

Content note: this episode contains some swears and darker themes and so may not be suitable for younger ears.

The Monologue Podcast music is by James Cook. Find out more about James's composition, producing, and musicianship at jamescookcomposition.com or on Instagram.

This podcast is brought to you by Orange Theatre Company, Amsterdam's English language theatre.

Thanks to Mate Made Music for use of their studio.

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If you'd like to submit a monologue for next month's episode — the theme being 'TRUTH' — please send us your 5-8 minute monologue (about 700-1100 words) to [e-mail] by November 15th. Happy monologuing!