Nervous Nell Hypochondriac Herman Society Sue Tired Timothy Sunday school Superintendent Tardy Tilly Hostess Hortense Last-Minute Melvin Costumes (All wear signs stating their names.) Nervous Nell—large handkerchief; Hypochondriac Herman—hot water bottle and large bottle of pills; Society Sue—gaudy hat, jewelry, fur and lorgnette; Tired Timothy—make-up of tired lines; Tardy Tilly—hair curlers, furry slippers, coat; Hostess Hortense—apron, cooking spoon; ...
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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 ...
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Actors 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 ...
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Equipment 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 ...
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Here’s a short skit that is an example of how to interpret creatively a Scripture passage to a group. Based on Romans 12:1—2, this skit should be memo Person 1: I beg of you, Christian youth, because God is so merciful, present your body a living sacrifice-holy and acceptable to God. ...
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