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Supper in the Upper

Sheila Hamil · 24 January 2013
Style
Light-hearted.  
Duration
5min
Scripture
John 20:19-20
Actors
1N, + puppets
Characters
Narrator Jesus Thomas Other disciples (Narrator speaks while the puppets act out the story.)
Script

Puppets at Easter  Summary: Focusing on Thomas at Easter and after the Resurrection. Narrator: It was the evening on the first day of the week, and the doors were…

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Shadow dramas: Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Easter Day

Sheila Hamil · 24 January 2013
Style
Dramatic.  
Duration
Short. Actors: Any number
Summary
 These three dramas – Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday – were written for a children’s activity morning.  A large white sheet with a strong light source behind it is needed, so that the children’s shadows are shown miming the actions, while the narrator reads out the poem. Shapes such as a cardboard donkey, palm fronds may also be used.
Script

    Palm Sunday   Jesus rode into the city, So excited was the crowd He sat upon a donkey, And the beast was very proud. The people waved palm branches, And they…

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Barabbas the Brigand (rap version)

Sheila Hamil · 24 January 2013
Style
Dramatic.
Duration
2min
Scripture
John 18:28-40
Actors
Any number
Summary
An Easter bible reading set to “rap” music.
Script

 Production Note: This can be done solo or with a small group, and accompanied by a keyboard’s special effects.  The Narrator’s lines are not underlined.  The…

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Martha, Lazarus and Jesus

John McNeil · 08 January 2013
Style
Dramatic.   
Duration
4min
Actors
1F 
Summary
 A short one-person monologue, in which Martha tells about the death and resurrection of her brother Lazarus.
Script

   Character: Martha, sister of Lazarus and Mary. (Martha enters, crying.) MARTHA’S CRISIS Why has he not come? We thought he loved us – Lazarus, Mary and me. So…

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Santa Needs Jesus Too

Marjorie Kennedy · 09 November 2012
Style
  Dramatic.  
Duration
12-15min
Actors
(Speaking) 1M, 1M/F, 4C; (non-speaking) 4M, 4+M/F
Characters
Santa Mary & Joseph Santa’s Helper Shepherds Four Children Three Wise Men Angels Production note: The interaction between Santa, Santa’s Helper and the four children needs to take place in front of the stage leaving room behind them on stage for a tableau of a nativity scene. If a curtain is available keep it pulled across hiding the stable which could contain farm animals (toys) and a manger. When the time comes for Santa to read the story of Jesus the curtain needs to be pulled back to show the stable ready for the nativity scene to be formed. (Adapt this to suit the structure of the hall and stage area that you are using.)
Summary
Santa has lost his reindeer and his enthusiasm for the job so he has nothing to give to a group of children coming to see him. But his helper suggests he reads them the true Christmas story, one which he has not heard before.
Script

    (As the play begins Santa is sitting alone with his head in his hands. He looks dejected. His seemingly empty toy sack is beside him. The sack actually contains a…

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What's A Messiah?

Jo Bower · 11 October 2012
Style
Dramatic.  
Duration
45min(?)
Actors
7+M, 2F, 3+M/F
Summary
  (A Reader’s Theater Presentation) A visitor is sent to earth. He‘s been here before and doesn’t want to come back. Earth people are violent and unpredictable. Yet his world has encountered difficult times and his commander wonders how such a violent people as humans have survived all these centuries. So he sends Travillion back once more. . ..
Script

  (NOTE: What’s a Messiah is an unusual play. Most likely it will appeal to teens and young adults. When I wrote it I was beginning a series of inspirational science…

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The Story of Creation

Pam Norman · 05 October 2012
Style
  Light-hearted.  
Duration
8min
Actors
3M/F
Characters
Narrator Sam Meg
Summary
A Narrator struggles to tell to the story of creation to two easily distracted listeners.
Script

NARRATOR: In the beginning, God created the universe. Sam:  (looks at Narrator, then at Meg) How did He do that? Meg.    I dunno, but there must have been a terribly…

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Monkey Faith

07 July 2012
Script

Monkey Faith (A script suitable for ventriloquist) By John McNeil   Summary Coco, an orphan monkey, learns the meaning of faith. (Note: Another animal puppet could…

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Chipmunk Police

09 November 2011
Script

Chipmunk Police!!!!...the series. by Dan Wilson Summary Chip DeMonk of the Forest Patrol teaches two children about the need to care for the environment. Characters Chip…

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The Cry of a Tiny Babe

Westchurch Kids · 30 November 2010
Style
Dramatic.  
Actors
1N, 12C
Summary
Bible characters come on stage in ones and twos and line up across the stage. At the conclusion all characters hear the baby Jesus cry and turn to look. (“Like the stone on the surface of a still river, driving the ripples on forever, redemption rips through the surface of time in the cry of a tiny babe.” – Bruce Cockburn, Cry of a Tiny Babe on Nothing But a Burning Light, 1991.)
Script

Duration:  10-12min Notes: •    This play works well with young children who don’t need to learn lines. •    This play can be performed with very little…

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Wrench Way did it go

09 April 2010
Script

Wrench Way did It Go By Kay Waldram & Karin Tame Summary Billie is in deep trouble - he borrowed his dad's wrench and has lost it. Characters Billie & Millie (brother…

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What's An Ark?

09 April 2010
Script

What's An Ark? (God's Safe Plan) By Cherry Grove Baptist Church Summary A dramatisation of the Genesis story suitable for children's performance. Note This play calls…

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