Monologues & Scenes by William Shakespeare
Browse 112 audition scenes written by William Shakespeare — each with character context, director's notes and instant PDF download.
- Juliet's Impatience
- Macbeth's Dagger Soliloquy
- Act II, Scene 1 — It must be by his death
- Act III, Scene 2 — Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks
- Act III, Scene 2 — The Casket Scene
- To Be, Or Not To Be
- Act II, Scene 7 — All the world's a stage
- Romeo and Benvolio discuss Rosaline
- Act II, Scene 1 — Brutus and Portia
- Act I, Scene 4 — Orsino and Cesario
- Act II, Scene 2 — The Balcony Scene
- Act I, Scene 4 — Queen Mab Speech
- Act IV, Scene 3 — Sebastian's Soliloquy
- Rosalind Scolds Phoebe
- Act II, Scene 4 — Angelo's Ultimatum
- Act V, Scene 5 — Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow
- Act IV, Scene 12 — Antony's Betrayal
- Act I, Scene 7 — The Terrible Feat
- Act I, Scene 3 — Helena's Confession
- Orlando's Lament
- Act II, Scene 2 — The Balcony Scene
- Act III, Scene 1 — The Nunnery Scene
- Act V, Scene 4 — Valentine's Soliloquy
- Act III, Scene 5 — Phoebe's Conflicted Feelings
- Act I, Scene 1 — Helena's Soliloquy
- Act IV, Scene 1 — Thus have I politicly begun my reign
- Act V, Scene 2 — It is the cause
- Act I, Scene 1 — The Course of True Love
- Act II, Scene 1 — York's Warning to Richard
- Act II, Scene 3 — Benedick's Soliloquy on Love
- Act I, Scene 5 — Viola and Olivia
- ACT 1, Scene 2
- Act I, Scene 1 — Love Looks Not With The Eyes
- Young Clifford's Vengeance
- Act III, Scene 1 — Claudio's Fear of Death
- Act II, Scene 3 — Benedick's Soliloquy
- Act III, Scene 1 — To be, or not to be
- Act II, Scene 2 — Trinculo's Encounter with Caliban
- Act III, Scene 2 — Gallop apace, you fiery-footed steeds
- Iago Manipulates Roderigo
- Act V, Scene 2 — Lewis the Dauphin's Defiance
- Act IV, Scene 2 — Vittoria's Lament
- Act III, Scene 5 — Falstaff's Account of the Thames
- Act I, Scene 2 — The Conspiracy Takes Shape
- All the World's a Stage
- Act I, Scene 1 — Bassanio's Debt and Portia
- Act V, Scene 2 — The Death of Desdemona
- Act I, Scene 2 — Portia's Suitors
- Act IV, Scene 3 — Timon's Soliloquy
- Act V, Scene 2 — This is and is not Cressid
- Act I, Scene 1 — Berowne's Monologue
- Lady Macbeth's Unsex Me Here Soliloquy
- Lady Macbeth's Sleepwalking Confession
- Iago's Soliloquy: The Seeds of Malice
- The Quality of Mercy
- St. Crispin's Day Speech
- Richard's Seduction of Lady Anne
- Act III, Scene 2 — The Isle is Full of Noises
- Act III, Scene 1 — Hath Not a Jew Eyes?
- Hamlet's Soliloquy: O, what a rogue and peasant slave am I!