Monologue

Broadbent Monologue from John Bull's Other Island

From John Bull's Other Island by Bernard Shaw

male · dramatic · 50 sec

All right: I'll have some tomorrow. Hodson goes to the house. When he opens the door he finds Nora and Aunt Judy on the threshold. He stands aside to let them pass, with the air of a well trained servant oppressed by heavy trials. Then he goes in. Broadbent rises. Aunt Judy goes to the table and collects the plates and cups on the tray. Nora goes to the back of the rustic seat and looks out at the gate with the air of a woman accustomed to have nothing to do. Larry returns from the shrubbery.

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