Steph Garcia on January 23, 2012 in Acting Monologues
Choosing An Audition Monologue
Every actor should have at least two contrasting monologues performance ready at all times. But it will behoove you to have more choices than that. You'll want pieces that are the best representation of your talent and that can be used for several different types of auditions. How should you go about finding what works best?
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