In this monologue, Juliet expresses impatience as she eagerly waits for night to arrive—and Romeo with it. It’s a good example of what makes Shakespeare’s writing timeless.

In this monologue, you can play with the fact that most audience members know that, by this point, Romeo has slain Juliet’s kinsmen. The monologue takes place moments before she finds out this news.

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ACT1 Theater Announces auditions for Romeo & Juliet.. Directed by Sarah Hofaker. Produced in partnership with The City of Alpharetta- Recreation, Parks and Cultural Services and Arcadia Theater.

The nine-year-old from Islington has won first place in a national ‘Shakespeare Monologue’ competition. Lucy’s compelling piece was Rosaline Capulet Revised which she wrote and performed ...