Knowing and perfecting a couple different monologues is the foundation for good auditioning. You want to have a contemporary monologue and a classic one. Preferably, you want a comedic and dramatic of each.I've learned Shakespeare's Sonnet 116 and i practice it in various different tones, manners, and accents for fun. though there's also legitimacy in doing this. I will post a video soon of me doing different readings of this.
While searching for monologues, i found AceYourAudition.com which provides some useful info for actors. Just a few hints for auditioning and monologuing: http://www.ace-your-audition.com/free-monologues.html
ALSOOOO i love youtube instructional videos... here's a series on monologuing that's very helpful called "Practicing Audition Monologues:" SERIES PLAYLIST (22 one-to-two-minute videos)
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