Stranger Things Monologues & Audition Scenes

High schoolers Nancy and Steve share a flirtatious moment in the hallway and bathroom. Steve tries to convince the studious Nancy to skip her chemistry revision to spend the evening with him.

Eleven confronts Hopper about her need to face Henry alone, asserting her growth and independence. She acknowledges Hopper as her father while reminding him that she is not his lost daughter, Sara, and needs his trust to fulfill her destiny.

A kind-hearted diner owner tries to feed and communicate with a mysterious, non-verbal young girl who has wandered into his restaurant. The stakes rise as he discovers a strange numerical tattoo on her wrist, suggesting she has escaped from a traumatic situation.

A young boy, Will, is cycling home alone at night when he encounters a mysterious, terrifying figure. He races home, only to find himself alone and the figure pursuing him. He attempts to call for help but is confronted by the entity, ultimately vanishing from his shed.

Joyce Byers visits the local police station to report her son Will missing. Chief Hopper, initially dismissive and hungover, tries to downplay her fears with anecdotes about the town's low crime rate while Joyce grows increasingly desperate.

Hopper questions a local teacher about a missing student while reflecting on his own daughter and his distaste for science.

During an intense game of Dungeons and Dragons, a group of young friends faces a high-stakes decision in their campaign. The tension of the game mirrors their real-world bond until Mike's mother interrupts to end the session, forcing them to confront the reality of their curfew.

Joyce Byers visits Chief Hopper to report her son Will as missing, growing increasingly frantic as Hopper dismisses the disappearance as a typical case of a runaway or a domestic issue. The scene highlights the friction between Joyce's maternal desperation and Hopper's cynical, small-town apathy before the gravity of the situation begins to settle in.

Following a life-threatening encounter, Steve and Jonathan share a rare moment of vulnerability and mutual understanding. They discuss their shared history of conflict and realize they both used their rivalry over Nancy as a way to avoid facing their own personal growth and insecurities.

A frantic Joyce realizes her son Will never came home, lashing out at Jonathan for failing to keep track of his younger brother.

Joyce and Jonathan grieve over Will's disappearance until a mysterious, distorted phone call gives Joyce hope that her son is still alive.

A kind diner owner tries to feed and communicate with a traumatized, non-verbal young girl who has wandered into his restaurant.

Eleven prepares to sacrifice herself to save her friends, sharing a heartbreaking final moment of gratitude and love with Mike.