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Alexander Ostrovsky

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Gloumov's Monologue

The Diary of a Scoundrel

by Alexander Ostrovsky

Gloumov delivers a passionate, seemingly vulnerable confession of love to Kleopatra, detailing his past loneliness and the transformative power of her grace.

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Romantic LeadVulnerableCharming+1 more
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Act III, Scene 7 — Korshunov's Proposal

Poverty Is No Crime

by Alexander Ostrovsky

Korshunov, a wealthy and elderly suitor, attempts to convince a young woman that marrying an old man is superior to marrying a young one. He uses manipulation and cynical logic to argue that youth brings jealousy and infidelity, while age brings stability and material rewards.

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VillainAuthority FigureElderly+2 more

About Alexander Ostrovsky

Browse 2 audition scenes and monologues written by Alexander Ostrovsky, including scenes from The Diary of a Scoundrel and Poverty Is No Crime. Ostrovsky's work on AuditionScenes spans comedy-drama and drama and features monologues drawn from play. These scenes are particularly suited for drama school audition, agent showcase, general practice. Each scene includes Director's Notes with performance guidance, character analysis, and a downloadable PDF.