"It's a combination of writing and performance," said Steve. All of them, however, are written in first person. According to Charlotte, they don't necessarily have to be fictional, but they don't have to be non-fictional either. No, not really.Įach monolog is written, critiqued and practiced before it is read aloud on the stage.
#Rosh lowe mic drop free#
If you don't agree, feel free to demonstrate your appreciation for the show with a few of the rotten tomatoes available.
With titles like, "Like I Died and Went To (Mormon Freaking) Heaven," "First Lady of the Second Coming" and "Ménage á Ménage," these monologues would have to be funny. I don't think we have a really good improv group in Tucson," she said. "I think Steve came up with a good idea because people want to laugh," said Charlotte Lowe-Bailey, possibly Monolog Cabin's most outspoken member.
When writer Steve Barancik realized that, he founded Monolog Cabin to give locals something to laugh at. Take "The Vagina Monologues," get rid of the whole vagina thing, make it a lot funnier and what do you get? Hopefully, it'll be something like a Monolog Cabin show.
Steve Barancik, Sybille Bruun, Margo Taylor and Faitha Lowe-Bailey will be setting up shop at the Hotel Congress later this month with a rendition of off-beat monologues.
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