A sarcastic, passive-aggressive, enthusiastic (falsely) Morgan's monologue from "The Rehearsal" by Don Zolidis. Genre: comedy.
Hi, everyone! You know me! I’m Morgan Hill, and I’ll be playing the part of Miss Sarah Brown, which is the second most fun part in the play, next to the other lead, Adelaide. I don’t mind, though, because I really like wearing starchy costumes and having my hair in a bun. And also awesome! I get to
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