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Monologue 1
Character Name:
Elvera
Show: The Wolves of
Winter
Act, Scene:
ACT I, SCENE IX
Monologue Setting: INT.
FROST FOREST, MIDNIGHT
Monologue length: Short
Time period: Classical
Category: Dramatic
Tags: Snow Queen, Manipulation, Transformation, Winter Wolves, Curses, Spells, Sorcery
Context/Analysis: After singing “Transformation” with Onyx, Elvera goes on to explain what she means. She tries to convince him why changing his form is superior to staying human as he wouldn’t be subjected to potential heartbreak.
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Monologue 2
Character Name:
Arcadio; suggested reading highlighted (Ivy dialogue included for
context/reference), alternatively could be read as a scene between the
characters
Show: The Wolves of
Winter
Act, Scene: ACT
II, SCENE VII
Monologue
Setting: INT.
FROST FOREST – NEARING MIDNIGHT
Monologue length: Medium
Time period: Classical
Category: Dramatic
Tags: Winter Wolves, Queen, Royal Advisor, Royal Family, Confrontation, Sensual
Context/Analysis: Arcadio confronts Queen Ivy upon her number concluding. He tries to convince her to join his side and have the Winter Wolves return to the way they were before. During delivery, make sure to execute Arcadio’s realization and disillusioned stubbornness accordingly.
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Monologue 3
Character Name: Rose
Show: The Wolves of
Winter
Act, Scene: ACT
I, SCENE VII
Monologue Setting: INT.
FROST FOREST – EVENING
Monologue length: Short
Time period: Classical
Category: Dramatic
Tags: Romantic, Hopeful, Optimistic, Perseverance, Promise, Sensual
Context/Analysis: After Onyx runs off searching for the White Wolf and Elvera, Rose sings “Closer Than Ever Before” while she catches up to him. Upon finally reaching her fiancé, she asked him to sit with her and she sings “Oh, Promise Me Something Onyx.” This piece conveys her wish for Onyx to let go of fear and ultimately trust her. Although this is technically a musical number, I felt the lyrics greatly encapsulated Rose’s character and could be spoken at an audition.
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