Looking for a good monologue?

When giving your monologue, face downstage as much as possible. Look for ways to open yourself to the audience. Don't practice looking at a chair as if you're talking to another person.

Never give your lines to the directors, judges, or anyone else in the audience as if you're communicating with that person. The judge doesn't want to have to give you an answer back. He wants to critique your acting.

If you're giving your monologue to an imaginary listener, place the person downstage from you in your mind. But don't look around as if your imaginary person is moving. You might be mistaken for losing your focus.

If there is a point in your monologue where you're speaking off into space, look at the back of the house, over the judges heads. Find a point, such as the light booth to focus on during that park of the scene.

Don't pantomime actions like drinking or smoking. Just don't.

You should probably not sit down when giving the scene because it might rob you of the energy you can give.

Don't look at the stage floor, there isn't anyone there!

Speak confidently, don't go back and start over, and never apologize for messing up.

Be yourself and have fun :]

if you need a monologue for this audition, i have lost all respect for the director Look at Lone Star.