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.

As such, you really can’t go wrong with a “Romeo and Juliet” monologue, whether it’s for auditions or practice. (Just be mindful of how common they are!) Below, we’ll run through some of ...