A collection of dramatic and comedic scenes and monologues by Warren H. Gore, including selections from full-length plays and original standalone pieces.
A Note to Actors
These scenes and monologues are offered free of charge for auditions, classroom exercises, and personal study.
If you’ve performed one of my scenes or monologues, I’d love to hear from you! Tell me which one you chose, where you performed it, and how it went.
Whether you got the part, received a good response, or simply enjoyed bringing the character to life, I’d love to hear your story.
Every character deserves an audience, and every playwright loves knowing that his words have found a voice.
Complete plays are available upon request. Public productions, publication, and adaptations require permission.
A dramatic monologue from Maybe This Time
A troubled young man remembers his grandfather’s gift for restoring discarded furniture and begins to wonder whether he, too, might be worth saving.
A comic-dramatic monologue from REVELATIONS
Doreen recalls how an unusual ceramic gift helped her seriously ill father—and convinced her that she had a divine calling to spread hope through ceramics.
A dramatic monologue from Revelations
A woman finds strength and self-worth in the small ceramic figures she has created through years of disappointment and loneliness.
A comic-dramatic scene for two male actors from Fools Rush In
Two longtime friends reminisce about a drunken New Year’s Eve from their youth and discover that growing older might not be quite as terrible as they once imagined.
A scene about friendship, aging, and the stubborn refusal to surrender one’s sense of humor.
A comic monologue