Shakespearean Audition Monologues Available for Download - FOR MEN:

Each download has 7 parts. (Julius Caesar has 8 parts.)  There are 48available monologues.  Each monologue for downloading is $4.00 and includes the following 7 items:

1. A Preface - audio
2. A Set-Up - audio
3. A Monologue - audio
4. A Monologue - printed
5. A Paraphrase - printed
6. A Notes - printed
7. A Glossary - printed

ROMANTIC YOUNG MEN

• THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,  "Bassanio"  Act I, Scene 1
  "In Belmont is a lady richly left. . . "
  
   
• THE TAMING OF THE SHREW,  "Petruchio"  Act I, Scene 3
  "Why came I hither, but to that intent. . . "
  
   
• MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,  "Benedick"  Act II, Scene 3
  "I do much wonder . . . "
  
   
• THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA,  "Proteus"  Act II, Scene 4
  "Even as one heat, another heat expels. . ."
  
   
• THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET,  "Romeo" Act II, Scene 2
  "He jests at scars that never felt a wound. . . "
  
   
• THE COMEDY OF ERRORS,  "Antipholus of Syracuse"  Act III Sc 2
  "Sweet Mistris, what your name is else. . . "
  
   

DRAMATIC YOUNG MEN

• MEASURE FOR MEASURE,  "Claudio"  Act III, Scene 1
  "Aye, but to die, and go we know not where. . . "
  
   
• THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET,  "Hamlet  Act I, Scene 2
  "Oh that this too too solid flesh would melt. . . "
  
   
• THE TRAGEDY OF KING LEAR,  "Edgar"  Act II, Scene 3
  "I heard myself proclaimed. . . "
  
   
• THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,  "Bassanio"  Act III, Scene 2
  "O sweet Portia,  . . . "
  
   
• THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET,  "Romeo"  Act III, Scene 3
  "Tis torture and not mercy . . . "
  
   
• THE TRAGEDY OF ROMEO AND JULIET,  "Benvolio" Act III, Scene 1
  "Tybalt here slain, whom Romeo's hand did slay. . . "
  
  

MEN OF JULIUS CAESAR

• THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR,   "Marullus"  Act I, Scene 1
  "Wherefore rejoice?"
  

• THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR,  "Caius Cassius"   Act 1, Scene 2
  "Why man, he doth bestride the narrow world . . ."
  

• THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR,  "Casca"  Act 1, Scene 3
  "Are not you moved. . . "
  

• THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR,   "Marcus Brutus"   Act II, Scene 1
  "It must be by his death:. . . "
  

• THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR,   "Julius Caesar"   Act III, Scene 1
  "I could be well moved. . . "
  

• THE TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR,   "Mark Antony"   Act III, Scene 7
  "O pardon me.  .."
  

FOOLS AND CLOWNS

• THE TEMPEST,   "Trinculo"   Act II, Scene 3
  "Here's neither bush nor shrub. . . "
  
  
• A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM,    "Bottom"   Act IV, Scene 1
  "When my cue comes, call me. . . "
  
  
• THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA,   "Launce"   "Act IV, Scene 4
  "When a man's servant. . . "
  
  
• THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,    "Lancelot Gobbo"   Act II, Scene 2
  "Certainly, my conscience. . . "
  
  
• THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR,   "Master Ford"   Act II, Scene 2
  "What a damned Epicurian-rascal . . . "
  
  
• THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR   "Sir John Falstaff"   Act III, Scene 5
  "Nay, you shall hear. . . "