Monologue

Mrs. Donohoe Monologue from A PlayBy David PinskiTranslated and Edited

From A PlayBy David PinskiTranslated and Edited by Isaac Goldberg, Ph.D.

female · melancholic · 41 sec

Ah, sure, I buried the whole string of them. Himself was the last to go. The Lord be praised he got a fine natural death. Sure we must go through our crosses. And he got a lovely funeral; it would delight you to hear the priest reading the Mass. My poor John Donohoe! A nice clean man, you couldn't but be fond of him. Very severe on the tobacco he was, but he wouldn't touch the drink.

Rehearse Mrs. Donohoe's monologue

Run it out loud with a spotlight that follows your voice, line by line, until it's off the page. Free to start, no credit card.

Rehearse free Get started free