Humanities › Literature Wicked Witch Monologue from "Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" Share Flipboard Email Print Jeff J Mitchell / Getty Images Literature Plays & Drama Monologues Basics & Advice Playwrights Play & Drama Reviews Improvisation Games and Activities Best Sellers Classic Literature Poetry Quotations Shakespeare Short Stories Children's Books By Wade Bradford Theater Expert M.A., Literature, California State University - Northridge B.A., Creative Writing, California State University - Northridge Wade Bradford, M.A., is an award-winning playwright and theater director. He wrote and directed seven productions for Yorba Linda Civic Light Opera's youth theater. our editorial process Wade Bradford Updated February 10, 2019 "Sleeping Beauty and the Best" was published in 2004 and written by Wade Bradford. The script is available at Heuer Plays. In this very silly spoof of fairy-tales, a bitter Wicked Witch curses the soon-to-be Sleeping Beauty. The following is her monologue. WICKED WITCH Monologue "So, looks like everyone is having a marvelous time. Hello, good to see you. Nice to meet you. Hi there, I’m the Wicked Witch, here’s my card. Let’s do lunch sometime. Ah, and here’s the birthday girl, surrounded by all of these gifts and her good little fairy friends. And here’s King Jonathan and Queen Jessica. You certainly invited a great number of people. But somehow you seemed to have overlooked the one person who could have been your most delightful guest. But no, no, don’t apologize. My feelings are hurt, yes, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t brought along a special gift for the princess. A brand new, never-seen-before, Curse of the Wicked Witch! 'For all the tears you’ve made me shed, you’ll prick your finger on something pointy and fall down dead. And if your friends are feeling blue, in just one day they’ll drop dead too!' HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! (Runs off cackling… continues cackling looking for the exit.) How do you get out of this place? Oh–HAHAHAHAHA! (Exits.)" Cite this Article Format mla apa chicago Your Citation Bradford, Wade. "Wicked Witch Monologue from "Sleeping Beauty and the Beast"." ThoughtCo, Aug. 25, 2020, thoughtco.com/sleeping-beauty-and-the-beast-monologue-2713280. Bradford, Wade. (2020, August 25). Wicked Witch Monologue from "Sleeping Beauty and the Beast". Retrieved from https://www.thoughtco.com/sleeping-beauty-and-the-beast-monologue-2713280 Bradford, Wade. "Wicked Witch Monologue from "Sleeping Beauty and the Beast"." ThoughtCo. https://www.thoughtco.com/sleeping-beauty-and-the-beast-monologue-2713280 (accessed April 23, 2021). copy citation