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Eugene O’Neill Monologues

List of great Eugene O'Neill Monologues for you to work on.

By We Are Actors Updated · 3 min read
On this page 11 sections
  1. Monologues from Anna Christie
  2. Anna
  3. Anna
  4. Monologues From The Hairy Ape
  5. Yank
  6. Mildred
  7. Monologues From Long Days Journey Into Night
  8. Edmund
  9. Edmund
  10. Jamie
  11. Mary Tyrone
Eugene O'Neill Monologues
Eugene O’Neill Monologues

The Godfather of American playwrights Eugene O’Neill has a catalog of plays that remain unmatched in American theater. From Long Days Journey Into Night to The Iceman Cometh his plays are still amongst the most revered by actors all over the world. If you are a young man working your way through drama school you will most likely be be dealt with the task of working on parts like Jamie and Edmund Tyrone or a young woman with Anna Christie.

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Eugene O’Neills deeply personal work makes for all-encompassing uncut characters that will elevate and actors work craft when working on the roles. The completeness of the characters force actors to bring a “full bucket” in order to do the roles justice. There can be no half way work when working on O’Neill and that is why it is important immerse yourself in his work as a young actor. In that spirit we have put together a list of Eugene O’Neill monologues for you to explore and work on.

Obsessed by a fairy tale, we spend our lives searching for a magic door and a lost kingdom of peace. – Eugene O’Neill

Eugene O’Neill Monologues

Monologues from Anna Christie

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Monologues From The Hairy Ape

Monologues From Long Days Journey Into Night

We hope you enjoy this list of Eugene O’Neill monologues and just to remind you there are many more monologues in our monologue database that you can access below

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