Glengarry Glen Ross Monologues & Audition Scenes

Characters: ROMA, LINGK

Roma, a slick real estate salesman, delivers a philosophical monologue to a quiet customer, Lingk. He attempts to dismantle conventional morality and societal expectations, urging Lingk to embrace a more self-serving and pragmatic view of life and success. The scene culminates in Roma trying to close a deal with Lingk.

Characters: Ricky Roma

A high-stakes real estate salesman, Ricky Roma, ruthlessly berates the office manager, Williamson, for blowing a major deal. Roma unleashes a torrent of verbal abuse, questioning Williamson's competence and masculinity.

Characters: LEVENE, WILLIAMSON

Levene, a desperate and aging salesman, confronts Williamson, the office manager, about his recent sale and the lack of good sales leads. Levene, feeling disrespected and undermined, launches into a furious tirade, asserting his experience and criticizing Williamson's competence.

Characters: MOSS, AARONOW

Moss attempts to convince Aaronow to break into their office and steal the valuable sales leads. He uses a combination of manipulation, threats, and appeals to their shared history, while Aaronow struggles with the moral implications and fear of getting caught.

Characters: Levene, Williamson

Shelly Levene, a once-successful but now struggling real estate salesman, desperately tries to convince his office manager, John Williamson, to give him better sales leads. Levene pleads, argues, and even attempts to bribe Williamson, who remains steadfast in his adherence to company policy, highlighting Levene's increasingly desperate situation.