A collection of (not so) festive monologues to keep you jolly entertained over the holidays!
Join host Daniella Down and guest co-host Sairah Erens for this episode that showcases three original festive monologues. From an artist who’d rather drink and be merry than be interviewed about her work, to a mum whose Christmas turkey ritual comes back to gobble her, to a son nostalgically remembering his parent’s battles over Quality Street Caramel Barrels. It wouldn't be Christmas without a family feud now, would it?
Monologues:
'Interviewing Judy' written and performed by Paris Herbert-Taylor
'Most Wonderful Time of Year?' written and performed by Jacqueline Nolan
'Caramel Barrels' written by James Johnson and performed by Hugh Mackay
Content note: this episode contains a somewhat graphic description of slaughtering a turkey that may not be suitable for younger ears.
Plugs
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We are taking a break and will be back with season 2 in the new year. Stay tuned!