“What is happiness except the simple harmony between a man and the life he lives” --Albert Camus.

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The taxi driver. The lover. The husband. The actor. One bound, one rejected, one released, one applauded; all suffering. But from the heart of suffering springs inspiration. Atonal Heart is four monologues by people searching for the key to hope, forgiveness and happiness.

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Vigilante Etiquette: Tied to a chair, a man has to teach his unseen captor a thing or two about the unspoken rules of taking on the role of a vigilante.

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Two Weeks Notice: A bedridden romantic opens up about the pain of a lost love.

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Down the Plughole: In the life of a comedian ‘laughter is the best medicine’ - but what if it is the only medicine?

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And the Winner Is: Brandon has won an award and now he wants to say something meaningful with his acceptance speech.

By turns funny, poignant, tragic and heartfelt, these monologues shine a light on humanity in moments of raw vulnerability.

Content Warning

Self-harm and suicide, Kidnapping and abduction, Death or dying, Pregnancy/childbirth, Miscarriages/abortion, Swears or curses