Monologophobia
monologue: a (usually long) dramatic speech by a single actor.
monologophobia:
a fear of performing memorized speeches within plays or other performance types.
a fear of forgetting a memorized speech during a performance.
a fear that encomp-sses avoiding trying out for plays or other performance venues with long speeches in them, that must be memorized.
i can’t try out for the community theater’s version of steel magnolias, because i have monologophobia.
if i get the part of hamlet, prince of denmark, then i am sure that my monologophobia will ruin my performance.
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