About this Event
Monologue Performance & Analysis with Bukola Ogunmola (MFA, USC)
Looking to strengthen your monologue work and feel more confident in auditions?
In this four-week acting course, you’ll learn how to select, analyze, rehearse, and perform powerful theatrical monologues that showcase your strengths as a performer. Through guided coaching, practical exercises, and performance practice, students will develop the tools needed to bring both classical and contemporary monologues to life with clarity and authenticity.
Whether you're preparing for auditions, building your acting toolkit, or simply looking to deepen your performance skills, this course will help you approach monologues with greater confidence and intention.
What You’ll Work On:
• Choosing strong monologues for auditions and performance
• Understanding classical vs. contemporary material
• Breaking down text: objectives, stakes, beats, and tactics
• Character development and emotional specificity
• Voice, diction, physicality, and stage presence
• Professional audition etiquette and presentation
By the End of the Course, You Will:
• Select effective monologues that highlight your strengths
• Analyze dramatic text with clarity and depth
• Apply vocal and physical techniques to enhance your performance
• Perform monologues with confidence and emotional truth
Course Details:
📅 Saturdays, March 21 – April 11, 2026
⏱ 4 weeks
💰 Tuition: $100
About the Instructor:
Bukola Ogunmola is a Nigerian-American actor, producer, and educator from South Jamaica, Queens. Her acting credits include Celia in As You Like It and Viola in Twelfth Night with the Independent Shakespeare Company, Isabel/Dionna in Measure Still for Measure at Boston Court Pasadena, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet with Better Than Dreams Productions, and Yinka in Bob Hearts Abishola (CBS). Bukola holds an MFA from the University of Southern California.
Join us at H.I.T. Comedy Theater and build monologues that feel grounded, specific, and fully alive.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Broadwater - Studio Stage, 1078 Lillian Way, Los Angeles, United States
USD 108.55
