Browse Acting Monologues & Scenes

Blue Eye Samurai

by Michael Green, Amber Noizumi

Akemi attempts to manipulate her father, Lord Daichi, into letting her marry the man she loves rather than a wealthy old lord. Daichi uses a brutal metaphor about a pig to assert his dominance before revealing he has already considered her preferred suitor, Taigen.

Blue Eye Samurai

by Michael Green, Amber Noizumi

Mizu reveals her true identity and her quest for vengeance to her blind mentor, the Swordmaker. The scene explores the metaphor of 'mixed metal' as Mizu grapples with her heritage and her singular objective to kill the four white men in Japan.

Blue Eye Samurai

by Amber Noizumi, Michael Green

A powerful lord confronts his daughter about her duty to marry for political alliance rather than love. Using a brutal metaphor about a farmer and his pigs, he asserts his control before revealing he may consider the young samurai she actually desires.

Blue Eye Samurai

by Michael Green, Amber Noizumi

A young apprentice reveals their true identity and a vengeful quest to their blind mentor. The scene explores themes of identity, 'impurity,' and the philosophical connection between sword-making and the soul.