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I like this website, and have been using it with my students.

https://www.shakespeare-monologues.org/home

Once you click on either "The Men" or "The Women," you'll see a list of the plays, divided into genres (although they lump the "romances" in with the comedies).

What I especially like about this site is that each monologue carries a link to its context in a complete online text of that play.

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Jeff Grove
Theatre Teacher, Aesthetics Department Chair
Stanton College Preparatory School
Jacksonville FL
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-28-2020 13:17
From: Laura Gilbert
Subject: Monologues from Shakespearean Comedies

I always find this group SO helpful.  I'm back for more advice.  

Point me in the right direction for Shakespeare's soliloquies and speeches that are comedic that my high schoolers can perform. 

Thanks in advance! 

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Dr. Laura A. Gilbert

English Teacher/Director of Theatre

Lockport Township H.S.

lgilbert@lths.org

815.588.8544

Original Message:
Sent: 9/28/2020 1:17:00 PM
From: Laura Gilbert
Subject: Monologues from Shakespearean Comedies

I always find this group SO helpful.  I'm back for more advice.  

Point me in the right direction for Shakespeare's soliloquies and speeches that are comedic that my high schoolers can perform. 

Thanks in advance! 

--

Dr. Laura A. Gilbert

English Teacher/Director of Theatre

Lockport Township H.S.

lgilbert@lths.org

815.588.8544