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-Read the whole play
-Follow the rules
- Go to backstage.com for help
- Do a monologue that's right for you

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1. Read through the whole play
2. remember to follow the rules
3.pick a monologue that fits your personality
4.if you cant find one go to your local library and search or one

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-follow the rules
-read plays
-picks monologues right for you
-dont under or over do an audition

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1. Look for monologues that are parts of other published works
2. Read the requirements for the audition.
3. Look for popular monologues.
4. Read the entire play or musical that your monologue is from
5. Choose a role right for you.

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1. Always  follow the rules given by the panel.
2. Don't read from written monologue books that aren't from actual plays.
3. Choose a monologue that isn't super popular.
4. Read through the whole play before choosing your monologue.
5. Research actors that inspire you to find your perfect monologue.

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1: follow the rules
2: read through the play
3: don't choose a play that is too popular or not too popular

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-Make sure you follow the rules of the audition, and find a part that fits you
-Read the whole play
-Make sure it's not too popular or obscure

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-Read the entire play
-follow the rules
-don't do a super popular one
-read the whole play
-find one that suits you
-stay away from stand alone monologs

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-Read the entire play that the monolouge came from
-Dont to plays that are very popular
-Go to libraries and read through all of their plays
-Follow the rules of the audition
-If you are auditioning for a play then dont  do a piece from that play
-Choose one where you can play the character and be realistic

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*Follow the rules of the audition
*Read The ENTIRE play
*Don't do super popular plays
*Make sure the monologue is right for you
*Don't do one from a movie or TV show
*Do background research on the play .
*Try going to Backstage.com

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1.Read the whole play
2.Don't use super popular plays
3.Follow the rules
4.Find one that is right for you
5.Research the actor who made the monologue famous

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- read the whole play no matter what
-not to popular or obscure monologues
-follow the requirements of the audition
-choose a character that suits you
-don't do monologues that aren't from plays

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-Follow the rules
-Pick something you connect to
-Be careful of the source
-Read the entire play
-Don't use stand alone monologues
-Don't use a too obscure or too popular monologue

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-Don't choose a very popular monologue or a very obscure one
-Read the entire play that the monologue is from to get a sense of the character
-Make sure you know the specific rules for the thing you're auditioning for so that you don't choose the wrong monologue (follow the rules)
- Go to the library (local or college) and read through their selection of plays
-Use backstage.com
-Research the actors that made the play relatively well-known

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read the entire play
don't pick a monologue from a tv show or movie
choose a monologue that fits you/a monologue from a character you could play
don't choose one that's too popular

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1. Follow the rules
2. Read the whole play
3. Choose a monologue that is similar to your age and gender
4. Don't choose a popular or too obscure monologue
5. Don't choose a monologue from a movie or tv show
6. Go to your local/ college library

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* Follow the rules
* Stay away from standing out monologues
* Read the whole play
* Go to backstage.com
* Don't use TV show or movie monologues
*Choose a monologue that fits your character
*I you can't find a play that is good for you go to a library or college library
*Don't do a monologue that is too popular

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-follow the rules
-read the whole play
-pick a monolouge from a play not one that you wrote
-don't do a popular monolouge
-pick a monolouge where the character can be realistically played by you

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-Follow the rules
-Use monologues from plays instead of a book with just a bunch of monologues.

-Read the entire play

-Stay away from monologues  from movies or that you wrote yourself
-Find something you can relate to
-dont do overpopulated plays

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Read the whole play.
Monologues from plays not movies or tv shows.

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Stay away from popular monologues
Follow the rules
Choose a monlogue that you can relate to
Read the entire play
Go to the library
Dont choose your own monologue

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1. The monologer from backstage.com
2.READ ALL THE PLAYS, ALL OF THEM
3.Try to find an actor similar to you and see what plays and monologues they have done
4.When you find a monologue you like read the whole play to get context for your monologue
5.Follow the rules of the monologue competition

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-follow the rules of the audition
-read the whole play
-do one that is fit for you
-research the actor who made the monolouge famous
-dont do plays that are too popular
-dont do monologues from movies or tv shoes
-choose  a character that suits you
-go to your local library and read plays

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-Pick a monologue that fits your casting type
-go to college libraries to find lots of scripts
-read the entire play
-follow the rules
-dont do monologues from movies or shows or ones made by you
-dont do monologues that are too popular or too obscure

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-Follow the rules
-Dont do over popular or too obscure
-Look for shows done by actors similar to your casting type
-Stick to your own casting type
-Read the whole play
-Read through as many plays as possible
-Look at Tony award winning plays and monologue competitions

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1. Pick the monologue for you
2. Read the whole thing
3. Follow the rules
4. Don't do a popular monologue
5. Don't write your own monologue

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1-Follow the rules
2-Go to Local/College libraries
3- Don't overdo monologues
4-Choose a character who does a monologue that is good for you.
5- Read the whole play
6- Research the actors that made some monologues famous
7-Don't stand alone
8-Stay away from movies

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-Follow the rules
-Look at the library
-Look for ones with similar acting types as you
-Don't choose overused plays
-Don't do monologues that aren't in a play
-Characters that are similar are better
-Use backstage.com

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stay away from stand alone monologs go to collage libraries and find what suits you the best

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Make sure to read the entire play that your are  monologuing. Do not do a monologue that everyone else is doing.

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Read entire play
Follow the rules
pick something you can relate to
Do not do a popular monologue

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1.Read the entire play
2.Don't do ones too popular
3.follow the rules
4.Do one that is right for you
5.Research the actor who made the monologue famous

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-Pick a monologue that's right for you
-Read the entire play
-Don't do overpopulated plays
-Don't do monologues from movies or tv shows
-Choose a monologue where you can play the character realistically

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Follow the rules
Read the whole play
Get one specific to your casting type/relatable
Not too popular or too obscure
Don't write your own monolouge

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1. Follow the rules
2. Read the whole play
3. Don't do monologues from movies
4.  Choose a character that suits you

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Stay away from stand alone monologues
Go to local/college libraries
read the whole play

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-Follow the rules of the audition
-Read the whole play
-Don't do one (a monologue) which is popular
-Stay away from monologues which are from movies or made by you
-Find one which suits the role you're auditioning for
-Research for specific people

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-Follow the rules
-Read play
-Try not overpopulate it
-pick a monologue that fits your -personality
-Don't do monologues from movies
-Don't do stand alone monologues
-Research the person who says the monologue
-Backstage.com

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- follow rules from the school or company
- use something relatable to you and can act out
- read plays from the library
- don't write your own monologue or use one from a movie or show

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Audition Tips from Adrian Hernandez-Hernandez

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Audition Tips from Adrian Hernandez-Hernandez

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1. Follow the rules
2. Read the whole play, don't leave anything behind
3. The play must not be too obscure/popular, be published, must get nominated or get an award, and it must have a role you are comfortable with.

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.read the play
stay away from book monologue
find your cast type ( if young dont try to be all old and etc.)
FOLLOW THE RULES
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try to stay from movie or things
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Audition tips:
Don't read from a monologue  book.
Read the entire play that you pick the monologue from.
Follow the rules.
Research the person who made it popular.
Read a monologue that relates to you.

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Read the entire play
Follow the rules
Don't do overpopulated plays
Don't do stand alone monologues.
Choose a character you can Play realistically.
Look for actors who made your character famous.

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-Follow the rules
-Read through the play
-Don't do a monologue that is too popular
-Find a character that is right for you
-Don't do a monologue that is from a show
-Go to backstage.com
-Do research

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Follow the rules
Don't do something too popular or obscure
Read the entire play
Pick something that has characters that are your type
Stay away from monologue books
Don't write your own monologue and stay away from TV shows

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1. Read the rules
2. Read the entire play
3.Don't do monologues from shows
4. Look for roles that fit you

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Follow the rules
Read the whole play
Choose a character like you
Don't do a popular or obscure monologue
Backstage.com is a good website to use
Do one from a published play
Research
Go to a library/college library and read though ALL the plays

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1- Pick a rep (cast type) that's right for you. A character you can relate to.
2- Don't pick a monologue that's too popular, but don't pick one that is too obscure either.
3- FOLLOW THE RULES
4- Read through the entire play of the one you choose.
5- Read through lot's of plays
6- Stay away from monologues that aren't from a published play.
7- backstage.com can help you find a good monologue for you.
8- If auditioning for a specific role, find plays written by the same author, or that the same actor who made the role famous has played.

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1. Follow the rules
2. Read the whole play
3.Don't do a monologue from a movie or tv show
4. don't use stand alone monologues
5. find a character that is good for you

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1.fOlLoW the rules. 2.doN't do a monolouge from a MoVie or a tV shOw

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1.read the whole play
2.follow the rules
3.research the actor who made the monologue famous.
4.read through play.

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AlwAYs FolLoW tHe RulEs.
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Read the entire play
Do an audition for a role you are auditioning for casting type
Follow the rules of audition
dont do movie or tv or self write
Dont do monolauge by its selfs
dont do popular manolauge
research for specific ppl
find authors other play
find plays and just read through them

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Follow the rules

Read the whole play

Stay away from the monologue books that aren't from a play because audition panels usually want to hear a monologue from a published play

Look for a monologue for someone that you can play, meaning the person is your gender and age

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1 Don't do a popular monologue, but don't do one that's completely unknown play.
2 Rules follow them
3 No monologues you wrote or from movies, do one from a published play
4 Read the whole play!
5 Monologue for people you can play
6 Research
7 Don't do a monologue from the play you're auditioning for, see what other play they wrote
8 Go to the library and read through ALL THE PLAYS
9 backstage.com

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- Follow the rules
- Read the whole play
- Don't do monologues from movies
- Make sure you look for a roll that suits you (rep that's right for you)
- read through plays in libraries
- backstage.com, the monologuer, finds perfect audition monologues

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Don't do a popular monologue
don't a monolouge that will distract from your acting
Read the whole play
Choose a character that you can realistically play
Read through a lot of plays
Go to backstage.com

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*Don't chose a too popular or obscure play
*Follow the rules
*READ THE WHOLE PLAY
*It's best to use published plays
*Make sure the role is right for you
*Research the actors that've played your role
*Go to library and read through plays
*Look up "plays that won a Tony award" and read them
*Go to backstage.com

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1. follow the rules.
2. Read the play.
3. Don't do a too popular one.
4. Do one that fits you.
5. Go to a library for plays.

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Follow the rules
Don't pick anything too famous
Do a Monologue from a play
Do a Monologue that is right for you
Read through plays to find a good Monologue
Google Tony award plays
Go to Backstage.com to get help

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pick an uncommon monolog
follow the rules
read the whole play
none from movies, tv shows, or whitten by me
match character to your casting type (look what shows they have done)
go to library and read through there plays ( local college library)
*Backstage.com*

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1.Follow the rules
2.Read the whole play
3.Don't get popular
4.rep that's right for you
and how to find it.
5.Read the whole play

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-Find one that matches your casting type
-Don't do a monologue from a too popular or obscure play
-Read they whole play
-Follow the rules set by the audition panel
-Don't write your own monologue
-Stalk an actor's resume
-It takes a while, but it's worth it
-Google list of Tony award winning plays
-Do a monologue from an actual play, not one from a monologue book.
-Go to library and look for plays
-Go to backstage.com

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hashtag, audition tips straight from The youtube video of the lady-Lula Cotton

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hashtag, audition tips straight from The youtube video of the lady-Lula Cotton

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Follow rules that "the panel
" gives you. Make your monologue meatier by searching facts about the characters. Find an actor that is  like your casting type and see what plays the've done. Read tony award winning plays to find great monologues. Go to backstage.com to find a monologue PERFECT for YOU!!!!!!!!!!! k by i'm finished

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1. Dont pick too famous of a play and or too obscure
2.Follow the rules.
3. Choose the right source.
4. For a character you could realistically play casting type.
5. research actors who made monologue famous
6.Read through plays.
7. Competitions.
8. Backstage.com

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*Pick a rep that represents you.
*Read the whole script so you can get the feel of the character.
*Follow the rules.
Ex:keep it at a minute if they tell you so.
*Don't choose really popular plays.
*Don't choose unpublished plays.
*Go to local library to look for plays.
*Pick an actor who matches your casting type and look through all the plays and shows they've done.

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follow the rules