I've got an audition in the Mission for an indie movie on June 29th.  Before I read a sample from the movie script, I have to perform a 2-minute classical or modern monologue.

Oh dear.

It's been over 3 years since I've done any acting and I don't remember any of my old monologues, let alone what they were from.  Any suggestions for good monologue pieces?

You could browse through some of these:
http://www.actorpoint.com/free_monologues/0a.html

Thanks Josie You rock

Two words:  Wendy Wasserstein

Anything from Much Ado About Nothing works for me :-)

The beginning of the final gun fight in Scarface

Try and pick something that opposes the script you have to read to show your range.

If you want to do something emotional I can suggest you steal the 'monologue' from Silence of the Lambs where Starling confesses to Lecter about her fathers murder and why she ran away from her Uncles farm. I think that goes for a few minutes and swings from tentative to emotional.

Hardest part of that is - can you cry on cue? It's really embarrassing when you can't cry

Most people I know pick the 'out damn spot' monologue for Lady Macbeth in Macbeth. But I think that one goes on for quite a while. Could prove to be problematic if you dont have much time to rehearse.

EDIT: Oh, and did they specifiy if it has to be a monologue from a play or if you have the flexibility to choose something from a movie?