RESOURCES
Beyond the Plays
Audition material, publications, and interviews.
FREE AUDITION MATERIAL
Monologues & Scenes
Feel free to print and use these comedic monologues and scenes for classwork or auditions.
Monologues
Paul, 20s/40s
A blind date takes a turn into unconventional politics.
The Acts of LifeDetective H.D., 40s/50s
A police officer recounts a spectacular fall from a wall.
Law & Order: Fairy Tale UnitMatt (or Mary), 20s/30s
A blind date gets very far ahead of the relationship.
Check PleaseLinda, 20s/30s
Linda introduces her imaginary friend on a date.
Check PleaseDetective Itsy, 40s/50s
A wrongly accused spider defends herself.
Law & Order: Rhymes and MisdemeanorsTodd, 18
A college student makes the case for last-minute procrastination.
Meet the RoommatesScenes
Guy and Donna, 20s/30s
A doctor breaks too many social rules on a blind date.
Check Please: Take 2Guy and Jackie, 20s/30s
An internet-language obsession complicates a date.
Check Please: Take 2Adam, 40s; Bob, 20s
A job interview takes an unexpectedly fortunate turn.
Hard CandyHarry, 50s; Jill, 20s
A timid candidate meets a militant interviewer.
Hard CandyMike and Tommy, 18
A new roommate has an unusual sleep condition.
Meet the RoommatesSharon and Jenny, 18
Two roommates discover incompatible expectations about boundaries.
Meet the RoommatesQ&AS & AUTHOR VISITS
Meet the Author
Invite playwright Jonathan Rand to connect with your group for a virtual Q&A, an in-person visit, or a post-show talkback.
IN PRINT
Anthologies
Jonathan’s writing has appeared in these publications.
- Laugh Lines: Short Comic Plays
- Random Acts of Comedy: 15 Hit One-Act Plays for Student Actors
- Foundations of Language and Literature
- 222 More Comedy Monologues 2 Minutes & Under
- Actor’s Choice: Monologues for Teens
- Actor’s Choice: Scenes for Teens
- 2009: The Best Men’s Stage Monologues and Scenes
- The Best Stage Scenes 2007
- The Best Women’s Stage Monologues of 2006
- The Best Men’s Stage Monologues of 2005
- The Best Stage Scenes 2004