What happens next?

How to avoid a bad monologue audition
Select an appropriate monologue.
The first step in avoiding a bad monologue is to select a monologue that is appropriate for the audition. You should consider your strengths and weaknesses.

Select from the following.
*Has the caller complimented you on your singing skills? Is the voice of characters better? If you are not sure, you can ask a travel writer about a monologue that fits your skill set. A travel writer can help you figure out what lines fit in a specific monologue.;
*There are many programs that will help you choose your type of monologue. If you can't think of the best monologue for the audition, go with a monologue that was created hundreds of years ago or a monologue containing lots of characters.;
*Now is not the time to try something different. Make sure that the monologue that you select is relevant to the part that you are auditioning for.;
*Choose a monologue that is balanced with your goals. Light, soft, sad, or melodramatic can all go well with this monologue.;
Now is not the time to try something different. Make sure that the monologue that you select is relevant to the part that you are auditioning for.