What's going on in the minds of Philadelphia's youth?
Witness 18 monologues written by high school and middle school students from throughout the city and region in one story-packed show, directed and performed by theater professionals.
Witness 18 monologues written by high school and middle school students from throughout the city and region in one story-packed show, directed and performed by theater professionals.
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Mouthful Monologue Festival
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Directed By: Jesse Bernstein, Steve Gravelle, Christina May, and Gabriella Sanchez
Featuring: Wilfredo Amill, Macy Jae Davis, Yannick Haynes, Jack M. Henry, Taiwo Sokan, Lizz Sooy
Featuring: Wilfredo Amill, Macy Jae Davis, Yannick Haynes, Jack M. Henry, Taiwo Sokan, Lizz Sooy
The Monologues
Becoming Friends With David Copperfield
by Isabella Rey Grade 8, Cedarbrook Middle School Biracial by Jessica Nguyen Grade 11, Central High School Dear Black People by Alloyah Abobi Grade 12, Friends Select School Glutton’s Sandwich by Haja Jalloh Grade 10, Norristown Area High School In My Dreams by Katherine Fang Grade 8, Bala Cynwyd Middle School Ketchup and Mustard by Elizabeth Galpin Grade 11, Upper Dublin High School |
Letting Go
by Kaleigh Hall Grade 9, Interboro High School A Piece of Advice by Keysha Polanco Grade 10, Esperanza Academy Reflections on Human Ways by Aidan McLaughlin Grade 10, Science Leadership Academy Speaking My Truth by Bria Smith Lankenau High School Summer Vacation by Nicholas Pierron Grade 11, Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush The Never-Baby by Mira Ghosh Grade 12, Lower Merion High School |
Turning Point
by Danielle Constantino Grade 12, JR Masterman Organic by Dameer Byrd School of the Future Unstoppable by Sarah Weill-Jones Grade 9, Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts What I Will Tell You by Isabel Mehta Grade 11, Germantown Friends What I Wouldn’t Do by Mab Rongione Grade 12, Radnor High School What You’ve Done by Aubrey Russo Grade 8, Drexel Hill Middle School |
Pay What YOU Decide*
Reservations Required
*pay what you want, after the show
Call 215-665-9226 or click below
Reservations Required
*pay what you want, after the show
Call 215-665-9226 or click below
Performances at:
The Louis Bluver Theater at The Drake 302 S. Hicks St. (between Spruce & Pine) |
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Thank you to the 2019 Monologue Festival Sponsors
Samuel S. Fels Fund
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The Charlotte Cushman Foundation
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The Lida Foundation
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Cozen O'Connor
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