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    Jareth Offers Sarah Everything in His Chambers

    from Labyrinth

    Written by Terry Jones

    Labyrinth

    2 min · 2 characters · Any gender · 35-45 (also Under 13)

    Jareth offers Sarah the chance to rule by his side as his queen, but Sarah rejects his power and his world to save her brother.

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    JARETH

    Besides, I'm no longer interested in having a little goblin prince. I've decided I'd much rather have a queen.

    SARAH

    A queen? Have you chosen anyone I know.

    JARETH

    You've come a long way, little girl.

    SARAH

    I certainly have.

    JARETH

    Yes, I can see it in your eyes. No one else has ever made it this far in the labyrinth, no one else has ever been…

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    Scene Notes & Audition Tips

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    About This Scene

    Written by Terry Jones for the film Labyrinth, this dramatic contemporary duologue presents a pivotal, high-stakes confrontation between Jareth and Sarah. Reaching the conclusion of her quest, Sarah confronts Jareth in his private chambers, where the ruler abruptly shifts tactics from adversary to suitor, offering her absolute authority and ease at his side. Sarah feigns curiosity while secretly monitoring the dwindling time, ultimately rejecting his offer to rescue the child, which precipitates an immediate physical clash.

    Character Analysis

    Jareth operates with magnetic theatricality, dark allure, and an entrenched assumption of control, firmly convinced that his proposal of joint rule cannot be refused. His vanity and vulnerability unravel only when his charm fails to sway his opponent. Sarah displays exceptional emotional maturity, quick wit, and fierce determination, skillfully concealing her desperation beneath an arch, composed exterior until the moment arrives to break away and defend the innocent baby.

    Why This Works for Auditions

    The two-minute piece offers performers an engaging dynamic centered on subtext, changing status, and sharp narrative momentum. The dialogue demands that both actors manage nuanced surface behavior while hiding their true underlying intentions. This creates an ideal audition piece for demonstrating dramatic range, physical awareness, and the ability to pivot seamlessly from quiet manipulation into raw, high-intensity conflict.

    Best Suited For

    This scene is ideally suited for self-tapes, agent showcases, and general practice duologues. It provides compelling material for actors submitting for Villain, Anti-Hero, Romantic Lead, Ingenue, or Intense casting profiles within an age range of 35-45. Actors seeking fantasy drama material with clear objectives, high emotional stakes, and a physical climax will find it especially useful.

    Performance Tips

    For Jareth, focus on seductive ease and the supreme confidence of someone accustomed to getting what he wants, resisting the impulse to become overtly hostile until the physical blow lands. For Sarah, preserve absolute vocal control and stillness during the opening exchange, letting the audience see the calculation behind the eyes before exploding into swift, decisive movement. Keep the spatial awareness and timing precise so the final confrontation feels earned and dangerous.

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