KATIE — (runs on stage with open book in hand) I’ll get it. MOM —- (enters opposite with cordless phone) I got it. KATIE — Oh. (stops, looks at Mom for a moment, turns, begins exiting reading book) MOM —- (turns on phone) Hello. Oh, hi. Sure, no problem. I’ll have it for you in plenty of time. Sure. Bye bye. (clicks phone off) KATIE — (turns) Who was it? MOM —- It was Pastor Tom. He asked me to make the bread and buy the wine for the communion service tomorrow. KATIE — more ===>
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JOHN — (enters, speaking into microphone, strolls to DC) Ladies and gentlemen, I am your action reporter and I am on the scene here near the tomb of Jesus of Nazareth, (motions to exit) investigating the mysterious disappearance of his body…. FRED — (enters, wearing combat fatigues and a bird house on his head, crosses to JOHN) Hey, I saw the whole thing. JOHN — Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, we seem to have a late breaking development. (to FRED) Can you repeat that, sir? (points mike at more ===>
THE DEPARTMENT STORE WINDOW
Comments Off on THE DEPARTMENT STORE WINDOWActors 1 Window dresser 2 Window washers Several mannequins—an angel, 1 or 2 shepherds, Mary, Joseph, 1 or 2 Wisemen, 2 sheep (Use the pastor or youth pastor here—the kids will love it.) Equipment The scene: A store window Manger, hay, doll in manger (baby), other nativity scene props, such as shepherds’ staffs, gifts for the Wisemen, etc., and window-washing equipment Action The scene opens with the mannequins at the back of the stage with their backs to the audience, in bare feet and more ===>
THE EVERLASTING INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET
Comments Off on THE EVERLASTING INVITATIONAL TRACK MEETActors involves five people (the Reporter and four track team members). Equipment Locker-room interview before a track meet Action Reporter: (dressed like a TV news reporter with a microphone) Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, this is sportscaster Sammy Secularist welcoming you to ing Invitational Track Meet. Before the competition begins today, I would like to take you inside the locker room of the “Maranatha Marathoners,” a very strange but interesting group of athletes. They claim more ===>
THE DAY THAT CHANGED MY LIFE
Comments Off on THE DAY THAT CHANGED MY LIFECostumes In scene 1 costumes from biblical times would be appropriate for Zacchaeus and the other characters. Scene 2 is essentially a monologue for Zacchaeus. Action Scene 1: Zacchaeus sits or stands behind a table. A man with his wife stops by to pay their taxes, but they don’t have enough money. Zacchaeus presses them to pay the entire amount or go to jail. They reluctantly pay with money they were going to use for food. The couple walks off. Zacchaeus: Thank you, and have a good day! (singing more ===>