Wharton Monologues

Tuesday, March 26 | 12-1:20pm, JMHH 340

We're thrilled to announce this year's 2nd annual Wharton Monologues has been so popular, we are adding a THIRD showing next Tuesday. Come enjoy an intimate performance of monologues submitted by your classmates, on family, love, race, and class. Lunch will be served. Each show will feature the full set of monologues. Note: this showing will be the same as last week's showings.
 

Performed by:

Julian Bryan, WG '20
Luisa Castellanos, WG '19
Dorcy Chen, WG '19
Karen Jang, WG '19
Andre Marcarian, WG '19
Misha Nasrollahzadeh, WG '20
Naomi Senbet, WG '19
 

+ What is Wharton Monologues?
Wharton Monologues is a show, produced by WAAAM and ROE, focused on bringing to light unheard stories and experiences in a judgement-free zone.

+ Why Wharton Monologues?
In today's social and political context, it's more important than ever to hear a diverse discourse on experiences. Our goal is to promote more honesty and vulnerability to bring the Wharton community together.

+ Already Seen Monologues?
Thanks for coming out to support Monologues! We cannot emphasize how much your commitment and dedication to improving discourse at Wharton means to us. Please fill out this anonymous survey with feedback and reactions to the show. In addition, if you have a monologue