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    Lady Bird Monologues

    Lady Bird is a character from Lady Bird. Browse 5 curated audition pieces featuring Lady Bird, spanning comedy-drama. Each scene includes Director's Notes with performance guidance, character analysis, and a downloadable PDF.

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    Film
    duologue
    2 min

    The Best Version — Thrift Store Scene

    Lady Bird

    by Greta Gerwig

    While shopping for a prom dress, Lady Bird and her mother Marion engage in a tense exchange about body image and expectations. The conversation shifts from superficial critiques to a heartbreaking confrontation where Lady Bird questions if her mother actually likes her as a person.

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    Film
    duologue
    2 min

    Lady Bird and Kyle's First Time

    Lady Bird

    by Greta Gerwig

    After losing her virginity to Kyle, Lady Bird is devastated to discover that he lied about being a virgin himself. As she tries to process the emotional weight of the milestone, Kyle dismisses her feelings with pseudo-intellectual apathy and political deflections.

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    Film
    duologue
    2-3 minutes

    Mother-Daughter Confrontation

    Lady Bird

    by Greta Gerwig

    Marion confronts her daughter about her messy room, revealing the family's financial strain and her own traumatic upbringing.

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    Film
    group
    2-3 minutes

    Rich People Thanksgiving Dress

    Lady Bird

    by Greta Gerwig

    While shopping for a dress, Lady Bird and her mother Marion clash over holiday plans and passive-aggressive communication styles.

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    Film
    monologue
    2 min

    Lady Bird's Apology

    Lady Bird

    by Greta Gerwig

    Lady Bird desperately follows her mother, Marion, through their house and yard, begging for forgiveness after applying to East Coast colleges behind her back. Marion maintains a punishing silence, ignoring her daughter's frantic apologies and pleas for validation, highlighting the deep emotional rift and the daughter's intense need for maternal approval.

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    Lady Bird

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