Regina storms out of school, with an apologetic Cady in tow. Simultaneously, Regina puts it together that Cady is sabotaging her. (01:00:00) Janis yells at Cady that she is a "mean girl, a bitch". Aaron breaks up with Regina and her whole world begins to crumble. (00:46:30)ĭamian and Janis drive by Cady's house party. After asking why he's going out with Regina again, Cady spills that Regina is cheating on him. Cady sees this and leaves the party, goes to visit Janis and Damian, and creates a plan to ruin Regina. (00:27:25)Ĭady and Aaron meet behind Regina's back to study. They tell Cady he is off limits according to the "rules of feminism". (00:14:50)Īt the Halloween party, Regina tells Aaron that Cady is obsessed with him. Much to Cady's disappointment, Gretchen and Karen tell her that Aaron is the ex-boyfriend of the head Plastic, Regina. Sarah is not a mean girl herself-but she has been pushed too far by resident “mean girl,” Madison! So Sarah finds a different use for those expensive Jimmy Choo shoes of Madison’s… and winds up in the principal’s office.Īmanda’s Monologue from, What Happened at the Mud Puddle :Īmanda is new to middle school and it doesn’t take long for mean-girl Taylor to humiliate her in front of the whole cafeteria.While sitting at the lunch table with The Plastics, Cady tells Gretchen and Karen that she has a crush on Aaron Samuels. *BONUS: Wanna play the nice girl who’s had enough of the mean girl? Check out: Ruth is a 1940s housewife who simply can’t help being the best at everything!
Not Just Derivatives and Functions or Whatever :ĭoes insulting another girl and complimenting yourself make you a better catch to a boy you like? Hmmm… Oh, and yeah, remember Calculus? Haircuts for Hannah is a 30-second adapted version of She’s So Ugly.
So, this is a kind of “mean-girl having revenge on a mean-girl” situation…įind out how Skyler plans to help the “ugly” girl in dance class. Here, our alpha-mean-girl has to let go of a friendship, for a very alpha-mean-girl type reason. Check out these monologues about friendships, dance class, high-heeled shoes, Calculus and more! Five (5) Unique “Mean-Girl” Monologues Great for Teens: These monologues are funny and, well, kind of mean, operating under the layered humor I find interesting: show your self-absorption and cruelty under the guise of being nice. For teens, or young adults, looking to show off their cutting, yet comedic side, these monologues are great for auditions, competitions, and performances. You don’t have to be auditioning for Mean Girls on Broadway to appreciate these monologues.
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