Me Too Monologues
Various Authors
Kenan Theatre Company
Me Too Monologues is a student-written production composed entirely of anonymously submitted, student-written monologues. Me Too Monologues arose in response to a lack of monologues addressing real-life subjects that young adults face today; their stories touch on a variety of topics, including: mental health and mental illness, sexual assault and abuse, emotional abuse, physical abuse, eating disorders, discrimination against and oppression of communities of color, sexual and gender identity, etc.
Parker is thrilled to have worked with Kenan Theatre Company and its annual production of Me Too Monologues for the past four years!
2018: “Labels,” performed by Parker Jenkins, directed by Ruthie Allen
2019: “Huh. So This is New,” performed by Parker Jenkins, directed by Ruthie Allen and Keyanna Alexander
2020: Directed by Parker Jenkins and Jared Bowen-Kauth
2021: Directed by Parker Jenkins, Allyx Miles, and Shani Roy
Me Too Monologues originated at Duke University, has spread throughout the country; Kenan Theatre Company is proud to be a part of this movement with its annual productions of M2M. The following is the 2020 production of Me Too Monologues, directed by Parker Jenkins and Jared Bowen-Kauth and produced by Aubree Dixon:
