Actors For this skit, you will need eight auditioners, one stagehand, and the director. This dialogue is only meant to give you an outline to follow. Have your actors ad-lib their own lines to fit their parts. Action Director: Thank you for coming, ladies and gentlemen. As you know, we are auditioning for disciples to follow Jesus Christ. When your number is called, please step forward to the microphone and answer the questions. Stagehand: Number One, please. (Person Director: State your name, more ===>
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THE BODY-LIFE SKIT
Comments Off on THE BODY-LIFE SKITActors Here’s a skit for six characters based on 1 Corinthians 12. Each person who portrays a part of the body should wear a sign or T-shirt that identifies the part he is playing. The reader should have a Bible. Characters: The reader The nose (shy, sneezes a lot) The foot (wears big shoes) The ear (wears earphones) The eye (wears big glasses) The head (acts conceited) Equipment Costumes Action The skit begins with the body parts in a huddle. Reader: I’ll be reading selections from more ===>
BROTHER HOOD HOUR
Comments Off on BROTHER HOOD HOUREquipment Set up the stage area like a typical television “talk show” and have the actors learn the lines well enough that they don’t need scripts. Follow up with a discussion or study of 1 Corinthians 12:12—31. Action Announcer: And now, from Hollywood, it’s (music) the Brother Hood Hour, featuring the inimitable Brother Johnny Hood himself! Here’s Johnny! Brother Hood: Thank you, thank you. (applause) Thank you, thank you. (applause) THANK YOU! Have we got a show lined up for you! We more ===>
PARABLE OF THE SHAPES
Comments Off on PARABLE OF THE SHAPESThis skit is excellent for use in conjunction with a discussion on the subject of love. It is based on the idea that there are basically three kinds o… Actors Narrator 1st Circle 2nd Circle Blob 1st Star 2nd Star 1st Square 2nd Square 1st Triangle 2nd Triangle In-Spite-Of Man Costumes The characters should each carry a large cardboard shape as their costume. Their identities thus become their shapes; for example, the Blob should carry a cardboard shape that is uneven and rather more ===>
OH GOD!
Comments Off on OH GOD!(Two women are seated at a tennis match. Their heads are moving together watching the ball go back and forth. A player misses, the 1st woman speaks, and the heads stop moving temporarily.) 1st Woman: Oh God, he missed the same shot twice in a row. 2nd Woman: Oh, you talk to him, too? 1st Woman: Huh? I wasn’t talking to the player. 2nd Woman: I know that. I meant God. Didn’t I just hear you talk to him? 1st Woman: Are you crazy? I don’t even know the guy. 2nd Woman: You just said, “Oh, more ===>