On this episode, hear 3 original monologues and a song inspired by the theme SECRETS. This is the final episode in =our three-part series showcasing the original monologues performed at our live show, Tiny Theatre, at SexyLand Amsterdam. Hosted by Daniella Down and Sairah Erens.
1. 'Strangers On A Train' written and performed by Emma-Rose Thompson
2. 'Secrets' written by Selma Oueddan and performed by Charlie Bird
3. 'Red' written by Liz Tait and performed by Sytske van der Ster
4. 'Fireworks' original song written and performed by Cherry On Top
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Our original theme tune is composed by James Cook. Find out more about James's composition at jamescookcomposition.com.
This podcast is brought to you by Orange Theatre Company, Amsterdam's English-language theatre.
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Secrets (part 2/3) - Recorded at our live show
New short fiction inspired by the theme SECRETS. This is the second in a three-part series showcasing the original monologues performed at our live show, Tiny Theatre, at SexyLand Amsterdam. Hosted by Daniella Down and Sairah Erens.
This episode is a monologue play that delves into the lives of three friends and a TikTok dare gone wrong.
Monologue play: LOVED
Written By John Mabey
Performed by
1. Türku Koksel
2. Thijs Miedema
3. Pinar Karaslaan
Show notes
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Our original theme tune is composed by James Cook. Find out more about James's composition at jamescookcomposition.com.
This podcast is brought to you by Orange Theatre Company, Amsterdam's English-language theatre.
The Monologue Podcast's home is Anchor. You can also listen via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Breaker.
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Secrets (part 1/3) — recorded from our live show
New short fiction inspired by the theme SECRETS. This is the first in a three part series showcasing the original monologues that were performed at our live show, Tiny Theatre, at SexyLand Amsterdam. Hosted by Daniella Down and Sirah Erens.
Each monologue takes you on a different journey. From a woman driven to extreme actions by her husband, to a mother exploring her sexuality (during an existential crisis), and to Hitler's wife fantasising about how she could murder him.
Monologues
1. It Was Me— Written and performed by Tamara Richards
2. I'm not NOT happy – Written by Maggy van Eijk and performed by Daniella Down
3. The Purge — Written by Hugh Mackay and performed by Jan Wio
Show notes
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Our original theme tune is composed by James Cook. Find out more about James's composition at jamescookcomposition.com.
This podcast is brought to you by Orange Theatre Company, Amsterdam's English-language theatre.
The Monologue Podcast's home is Anchor. You can also listen via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Breaker.
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S4E1 Spotlight — recorded from our live show
In this episode, listen to 3 original monologues inspired by the theme 'spotlight,' recorded live at our first-ever live show, Tiny Theatre, at Soho House Amsterdam. Hosted by Daniella Down and Sirah Erens.
Each monologue takes you on a different journey. There’s the darkly funny one from beyond the grave about his untimely death that took the spotlight in the papers. There's the one about a young man's search for identity — amidst a Pride parade that gets hijacked by Climate Activists. And there's the tragically hilarious one about one woman's speech at her parents-in-law's 40th wedding anniversary that puts her in the spotlight in a way she did not expect!
Monologues
1. Chicken Bone — Written and performed by Chauncey Meeks-Owens
2. The Boy Became A Submarine – Written by Kieran O'Flaherty and performed by Pim van Amerongen
3. Happy Anniversary — Written and performed by Sara Visser
Show notes
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Our original theme tune is composed by James Cook. Find out more about James's composition at jamescookcomposition.com.
This podcast is brought to you by Orange Theatre Company, Amsterdam's English-language theatre.
The Monologue Podcast's home is Anchor. You can also listen via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Breaker.
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Episode 5 Bottoms Up!
Join hosts Daniella Down and Sairah Erens on an audio adventure — a trio of original monologues inspired by ✨alcohol✨
Each monologue takes you on a different journey. There’s the witty one about having to hide your drink in a teacup to survive the dramas at a dry family get-together. There’s the darkly curious one about a teenager's Christmas dinner that quickly becomes messier than spilt gravy. And there’s the one in which a speech at the company’s end of year do go totally tits up.
Monologues
1. Dry — Written by Liz Tait and performed by Anna Anning
2. Gravy is Better Than No Gravy – Written by Britt van Klaveren and performed by Jonelle Marasigan
3. Lisa Harper's Last Day — Written by Maggy van Eijk and performed by Sairah Erens.
Show notes
Read Maggy van Eijk's refreshing book 'Remember This When You're Sad' about mental health — available from most bookshops like Bol.com.
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Our original theme tune is composed by James Cook. Find out more about James's composition at jamescookcomposition.com.
This podcast is brought to you by Orange Theatre Company, Amsterdam's English-language theatre.
The Monologue Podcast's home is Anchor. You can also listen via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Breaker.
This is Tiny Theatre - Monologues! written by writers, performed by actors, and recorded live on stage. Every episode showcases 3 never-before-heard monologues on a theme that will have you laughing, crying, and everything in between. Hosted by Daniella Down and Sairah Erens | Formerly The Monologue Podcast
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