TEEN READING PROGRAM - Marnie

Author Judith Pratt
Ithaca, New York

MONOLOGUE DESCRIPTION

Time: Contemporary                                

Situation: Marnie's mother has signed her up for a wack summer reading club, reading Literature. She is now so past bored it's not even funny. Until she finds a book about hypnosis and drugs.

Subject Matter: Teenager, Hatred of Reading, Googling, Boredom

Note from Playwright: I originally wrote this piece for a group staging plays in an unusual house. The house had a wonderful library room. I love library rooms, but I know that many people do not love them. And that forcing people to read Literature is counterproductive and stupid! So I wrote TEEN READING PROGRAM.

Supplemental Information: Read by my playwrights' group in 2010 and at Vestige Theatre, Austin TX, 2006.

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  • Source
    Stand-Alone Monologue
  • Character Age
    Early Teen (13-15), Teen (16-18), Young Adult (18-21)
  • Character Gender Ident./Sexual Orient.
    Female
  • Character Ethnicity
    Universal
  • Genre
    Comedy, Young Audiences
  • Period
    Contemporary
  • Length
    2 min +
  • Writer Gender Identity/Sexual Orientation
    Female
  • Writer Ethnicity
    White
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