Monologues from acting class

from Dialogue Heavy Hosted by Michael

These are three monologues I wrote and performed in acting class. I’ve always only wrote from experience so check out this quick episode from my early writings about being “fat and black in Hollywood” losing the love of my life (at the time) in “sports fucker” and answering life when it calls you in “The Muse.” Hope you enjoy

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