Acting Monologues

“Pride and Prejudice” Elizabeth monologue. Performed by Alden Gagnon.

"Big Mistake" a short play by Theresa Rebeck. Monologue Performed by Alden Gagnon

Monologue Performed by Alden Gagnon "Abundance" by Beth Henley

Singing Cuts

“I Feel the Earth Move” By Carole King

“Crazy for You” by Adele | 16 Bars

“Crazy for You” By Adele | Pop/Rock 32 Bar Cut

“Heartbreaker” by Pat Benatar | 32 Bar Cut | 80’s Pop/Rock

"“If I Had You” By Drew Gasparini from his album I Could Use a Drink | 32 Bar Cut | Contemporary Musical Theatre/Pop

“Miss Byrd” from Closer Than Ever | 16 Bar Cut | Contemporary Musical Theatre

Alden Gagnon Singing "Hold On" from The Secret Garden Filmed at Actors Connection NYC I do not own the rights to this music

“Spark of Creation” from Children of Eden by Stephen Schwartz | 32 Bar Cut | Contemporary Musical Theatre

“Right Hand Man” from Something Rotten | 32 Bar Cut | Contemporary Musical Theatre (Golden Age Pastiche)

“The Party Goes with You” by Ryan Scott Oliver from 35mm. Musical Theatre Contemporary Ballad Cut.

“I Can Cook, Too” from On The Town | 32 Bar Cut | Golden Age Musical Theatre Jazz

“If I Loved You” from Carousel | 32 Bar Cut | Golden Age Musical Theatre

“Someone Woke Up” from Do I Hear a Waltz? | Golden Age Uptempo | 32 Bards | Stephen Sondheim and Richard Rodgers

“Till There Was You” from The Music Man | 16 Bar Cut | Golden Age Musical Theatre

Alden Gagnon Singing "I Don't Care" in the style of Judy Garland filmed at Actors Connection NYC

“Till There Was You” from The Music Man | 32 Bar Cut | Golden Age Musical Theatre

Alden Gagnon singing "Some Other Time" from On the Town Filmed at Actor's Connection with the Help of Dale Brown

“I Could’ve Danced All Night” from My Fair Lady | 32 Bar Cut | Golden Age Musical Theatre

Alden Tap Dancing to “When You’re Smiling” as sung by Michael Bublé. Choreography by Jill Kenney

Choreographed & Performed by Alden Gagnon. Tap dance to “Come Fly With Me” by Frank Sinatra.

Choreographed & Performed by Alden Gagnon. Theatre Jazz to “Why Don’t you Do Right” by Peggy Lee.