![]() Read Moreĭid you know April is National Frog Month in the US? World Frog Day is March 20, but if you missed applauding our amphibian friends that day, rest assured you still have this month to celebrate this awesome creature! Frogs play a vital part in our ecosystem, not to mention they’ve been instrumental in scientific advancements in many fields. ![]() Snowman: The chill, nonspeaking, disinterested-in-social-media snowman itself. This short play stands alone as a monologue, but if you’re looking to cast more roles, it also easily affords the option of 1-2 additional roles:īailey: A non-speaking, but puppy murmuring, wise reindeer-sweater-wearing dog. ![]() It runs around 4-5 minutes (always depending on performance). So if you’re looking for a solo performance piece for this holiday season, this makes a great fit. Why That Walking Snowman Didn’t Like Me is a comedic monologue for a female teen through young adult actor. This is a really fun piece to perform! Lots of humor and action it’s light and funny but also can generate thoughtful conversation about social media. Find out how this IG model and her adorbs rescue, Bailey, make sense of all of this, in Why That Walking Snowman Didn’t Like Me. But not wanting to hang out with Madison is even stranger. Her IG fans are going to die when they see this… But… Why does it seem the snowman doesn’t want to pose with her? Coming to life is strange. ![]() When Madison goes for a walk with her dog on Christmas Eve, she could never have imagined a snowman she passes by would come to life in front of her very eyes! I mean, talk about Christmas Magic, right? This is super cool. Who doesn’t love some good ole fashioned Christmas magic in their theater and film, right? Check out what happens in my new 5-minute monologue for a female actor (with the option of adding 2 additional gender-inclusive silent roles), Why That Walking Snowman Didn’t Like Me. ![]()
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