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Jo spends much of the play pushing people away, yet her deepest desire is to be held and seen. When delivering lines about her mother or her lover, Jimmie, focus on the hope that things might change, rather than the resignation that they won't. This creates a compelling dramatic tension. Step-by-Step Audition Preparation

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This is perhaps the most crucial "new" monologue because it reveals the child inside the neglectful mother. Jo spends much of the play pushing people

"I’m not afraid of the darkness... I’m not afraid of the unknown... I’m not afraid of anything... I’m not afraid of you, either." Step-by-Step Audition Preparation This public link is valid

Slow down when you transition to the line, "You’ve spent my entire life running away from things..." This is where the deep, historical pain lies. Let the audience see the weight of her childhood.