These scripts have been performed by literally thousands of churches (at last estimate between 18,000-20,000) across the United States (in all 50 states) and many countries across the world. Our site has been visited by nearly two million people, so you are in good company, and can rest assured that these scripts have been performed and enjoyed by many already (see our Testimonials Page for an incredible amount of amazing email reports).
Click on the skit title or banner above each synopsis to explore the script through a complete scene-by-scene description, with many sample pages. You can also search for a particular type of script by using the “Categories” drop-down menu on the top of the left sidebar. There is also a Tag Cloud section on the left sidebar where you can search for scripts with a particular theme by using the tags associated with the script.
Each of the scripts has accompanying audio tracks that will enhance your performance. Some are the type where you deliver your lines from the script and the soundtrack supplies the background music and sound effects. Some are of the “no lines to learn” type where the soundtrack supplies all the narration, music, and effects. LOOK FOR THIS “SOUNDTRACK KEY” ON EACH SCRIPT PAGE TO DETERMINE WHAT KIND OF SCRIPT AND SOUNDTRACK IT IS.
There are audio preview clips all through the description. (Go here for info about our unique Skit Trax.) All the information needed to make your decision is on the Script Preview page; plot breakdown with page samples, audio track samples, price, time to perform, cast members needed, props and stage directions, and more. There are also sample user testimonials with feedback from some of the many people that have performed them before.
Once you have decided to perform a script, you can order it together with the audio tracks for immediate download. On most, there is also an option to purchase it in physical CD form through the mail, if you prefer. Your purchase of the script includes all tracks called for in the script.
Pricing info: The “small-church-friendly” prices start at $9.99 and go up from that, according to the length of the script, and the amount of material on the audio tracks. To reiterate, you can opt for instant download or order through the mail.
Here they are; remember to click on the script title or banner to access the details and previews!
YEAR-ROUND SCRIPTS:
NEW! THIS WAS OUR MOST POPULAR MOTHER’S DAY SCRIPT FOR 2022!
“Listen To Your Mother!” (A Live Educational Film)
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
Synopsis: Done in the style of the 50’s educational films for school children, this live version is acted out to the soundtrack which supplies the narration, exactly as the old films used to do, to great humorous effect. A family of a mother, father, and three children are seen as the mom plans a fun activity night. Each of them, however; the young boy, the teen girl, and the young man about to graduate, all have their own plans with their friends. Left alone, the mother feels led to pray for each of them, and as she does, we see the situations that each of the children gets into that will bring temptation. We see the direct result of her prayers as the Lord answers and helps them avoid falling into their temptation. The length is 22 minutes…. read more here!
Our overall most popular Mother’s Day script!
“Mama’s Close Call!”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
Written for Mother’s Day, but good any time, this skit will have everyone in stitches! Mama, settling in for a nice quiet evening with her TV, gets more excitement than she bargained for -or wanted- when her writer son drops in. Getting all choked up -literally- over his tribute to mothers, Mama wonders: will she ever get to watch her movie, or will she end up in the hospital? A hysterical 8-10 minute sketch with a heart! (Also includes a version of the script for an all-female cast, with the son part changed to a daughter.) Click here to get all the details!
“Mama Knows Best!”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
Now available, a Mother’s Day version of the skit “How To Be Spiritually Fit,” featuring the same characters from the incredibly popular “Mama’s Close Call!” When Mama’s son Little Louie buys a “do-it-yourself” spiritual fitness program for her, things don’t go as he planned. Click here to read all about this hysterical script! (Also includes a FEMALE-ONLY cast version!)
GREAT FOR EASTER!
COMPLETE EASTER PLAY, NO LINES TO LEARN!
“The Legacy”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
Written primarily for Easter, but good anytime, this easy-to-do 52-minute script with a narrative soundtrack presents a powerful message about Jesus’ obedience to His Father, and His atoning sacrifice, in the form of a dream of a young man on the verge of an important decision. His believing mother’s prayers for her son result in a life-changing experience (a vision of the Crucifixion) that will touch your audience!
“Jerusalem’s Most Wanted”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
Detailing Peter’s deliverance from prison and certain death by an angel in the Book of Acts, this dramatic, yet sometimes humorous script is our biggest yet! Utilizing up to nearly 20 people and lasting 20-25 minutes, this full-fledged five-act play demonstrates the continuing impact that Christ’s resurrection had on those who lived through it. Great for something different on Easter!
Battle of the Sexes: Round One
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
In this “post-fig leaf” script, the world’s first couple hit their first speed bump on the road to marital bliss. After being evicted from the Garden of Eden, will they ever get over blaming each other? About 10 minutes in length, this light, humorous, but ultimately touching skit, is great anytime, but perfect for Valentine’s Day. It has been done for Valentine’s Day banquets in churches all over the country. Read more here!
“What’s Done For Christ”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supplies the background music.)
An elderly lady is admitted to a nursing home. Her fruitful days of puppet ministry are coming to a close, which makes her sad…. but she is comforted as she comes to understand that a life lived for the Lord never ends, and neither does the good that was done. A nurse tending to her has her life impacted by the new patient, as she remembers coming to Christ as a child through her puppet ministry. The nurse’s regrets about not being more active for the Lord are turned to hope as a precious gift is bequeathed to her. This script takes only two people to do, lasting about 12-15 minutes, and will touch your audience! Read more here.
“The Man With The Shellfish Heart”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supplies the background music and sound effects.)
Here’s a script that only takes two people to perform, yet it’s packed with humor and pathos. A private detective, looking for the heir to a great fortune, stumbles on a sad, depressed shell of a man who has had his heartbroken. Insensitive at first, the Christian P.I. begins to realize that his own heart has been clammed up about God’s love for too long. Runs about 10-12 minutes, and is great for Friendship Day. Read all the details here.
“Testimony Show: You’re On The Air!”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music, and sound effects.)
Synopsis: An announcer at a Christian radio station opens the phone lines to give his listeners an opportunity to share their testimony. His emotional state comically deteriorates as the calls instead become a testimony to defeat and trouble! Read more here!
“The Stupid Dummy’s Guide To Higher Self-Esteem”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supplies the skit open and close music.)
Well, she’s just had her book published on the subject of improving one’s sense of self-esteem. Now, it’s her first book signing at a local bookstore. But her own self-esteem, as well as her philosophy on how to increase it, takes a real beating! Lasting about 10-15 minutes, and giving everyone in your drama team a fun part, this funny script will give your actors something to put their teeth into. Read more here and get page samples! GREAT FOR VALENTINE’S DAY, also!
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supplies the skit open and close music.)
A young Christian applying for a position at a mental hospital suddenly finds his sanity being questioned because of his faith. Will he end up staying as a patient instead of an employee? Running about 12-15 minutes, this skit uses 6 people and one very large needle (supplied). Read all about it here!
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
Just what is in the mysterious box that Mr. Hunter brings to town? That’s what Jerry wants to know, and when he takes the bait, the trap snaps shut. A parade of people with mistaken advice only makes things worse. Will curiosity kill the cat or will Jerry somehow escape to tell the tale? A fun, dramatic 20-minute mini-play about the bondage of sin; with 4 major and 6 minor parts.
This is one of our hottest skits right now!
“The Red Tie Club”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects. HOWEVER, it also includes a pre-recorded track that can be used for an ALL-AGES Puppet performance!)
A man, trying to get in an exclusive club without the proper attire, tries everything in his power to get the doorman to let him in. The lesson he learns about the requirements to enter is a powerful parable about the efforts man makes to get into heaven. Get into this easy-to-do (and increasingly popular) 8-10 minute skit here!
“Live From The Battlefield”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
A Christian reporter interviews a Soldier of the Lord at the front of the spiritual battle. In the face of the fierce fighting and the soldier’s dedication, the reporter learns the importance of the armor of God and personal commitment. One of our most-performed scripts, running about 8-10 minutes. Great message about service and dedication!
“Prohibiting Prayer: The Daniel Decree”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
A retelling of the story of Daniel and the Lion’s Den from a new perspective. The Chief Scribe to King Darius, responsible for chronicling events in the kingdom, tells the story that he and his son witness and became participants in. Seeing Daniel’s dedication and deliverance, both he and his son learn that they can trust Daniel’s God as he does. Length of play with soundtrack: 35 minutes. Great anytime, but PERFECT for Father’s Day!!!
“The Jokers of Jericho”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
A short 13-minute play that portrays the fall of the walls of Jericho. In the framing story, a young boy, struggling with the pressure that his testimony causes at school, attends a neighborhood gathering to hear Grandpa tell a story. As he listens, the story comes to life in his imagination, and we get a powerful glimpse of the Biblical story of the fall of Jericho. Perfect for a new drama team as well as experienced actors, this short but powerful mini-play will move the congregation in an unforgettable way! All ages can be involved from children to teens, to adults, to seniors!
“The Trials Of Rev. Milton Blumquist”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the CD supplies the background music and sound effects.)
A down-home country preacher attempts to record his radio program on the topic of “patience.” Trouble is, he has none! A series of interruptions hilariously cause him to lose his cool but fail to teach him the lesson that he needs patience himself. Finally, it descends into side-splitting chaos, and he sees the light. Adapted from the Prime Example comedy CD, and performed by Fred for over a decade, this one-man script will have your audience in stitches! Our #1 script for Father’s Day! Read more about it here.
(Soundtrack key: BOTH OPTIONS ARE ON THE CD: NO LINES TO LEARN –OR– You do your own lines and the CD supplies the background music and sound effects.)
When some disgruntled church members call a secret meeting to plan the removal of their “meddling” pastor, the party is crashed by a mysterious Stranger who sets them straight in a way they’ll never forget! Based on the popular radio release of 2003 by Prime Example, this powerful and funny 6-minute song/skit hybrid is great for Pastor Appreciation Day or anytime. Get the details and preview the script here!
“The Audition”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the CD supplies the background music and sound effects.)
Wanting to cross over into secular entertainment, a Christian actor tries out for the role of an action hero in a major motion picture. Torn between his standards and the desire to get the role, the aspiring “new Eastwood” finds that being a crossover artist puts him on the wrong side of the fence. Lasting about 10-12 minutes, and using three people (two on stage, and one off stage on a mic), this skit is easy to do and is a powerful witness to the price of compromise. Read all about it here!
9-11 commemoration script:
“A Day To Remember”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
This is a serious drama script that uses the 9-11 World Trade Center attack as a looming backdrop to an intimate drama. Running about 10 minutes long, it is a powerful reminder that God is in control even when things are looking bad. It also brings a strong message about not putting off salvation. Read the breakdown to see if you want to perform this relevant script, in which the revelation of where the characters are comes as a shocking surprise ending to viewers not aware of this synopsis.
“The Guy With the Cardboard Christ”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
While relaxing in the park, a man is approached by a smiling fellow carrying a life-sized cardboard cutout of Jesus. A strange, but immensely amusing story emerges as he attempts to share his very personal (and very silent) Savior with his skeptical listener. A funny two-person skit, about 10-15 minutes in length, that puts shallow faith and cult teachings in a new light! (Also good for Easter!) Read all about it here.
“Attack of the Monster Tongue”
(Soundtrack key: BOTH OPTIONS ARE ON THE CD: NO LINES TO LEARN –OR– You do your own lines and the CD supplies the background music and sound effects.)
Looking for something short but hard-hitting and fall-down funny? Why not perform our radio hit song with skit elements, “Attack of the Monster Tongue?” Lots of others around the country have; puppet teams, singing groups, drama teams, and more. You’ll cackle and chortle over this story of Gossips Gone Wild! About 6 minutes long. Read more here!
“Assignment: Witness!”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
The interaction between a believer and a non-believer at a bus stop is influenced by unseen (to them) spiritual beings representing both sides. The very real powers of Heaven and Hell are revealed as they strive for a soul. Churches all across the country have performed this one! Runs for about 10 minutes. Click here for all the details and script preview pages!
“Assignment: Hindrance!”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supplies the skit open and close music.)
This short skit follows the chance meeting of a couple of demons, Scuzzy and Sleazy, as they converse about the ups and downs of being assigned to hinder Christians. The one that has to deal with an on-fire believer is not happy about it! Funny, direct, and easy-to-do, this script goes great as a follow-up sequel to “Assignment: Witness,” or stands alone. 6-8 minutes. Read more here!
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supplies the skit open and close music.)
The devil is a master painter, and his paintings are beautiful, displaying scenes of sinful situations. He paints a pretty picture of sin that leaves out the consequences. He is being interviewed about the art in his exhibition and comments on the various paintings, each named for a particular sin. As the newscaster questions the deceptive artist, the dark secret behind his attractive paintings begins to emerge. A darkly humorous skit that lasts about 12-15 minutes. Read more about it here!
“The Sheep’s Clothing Store”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
Wandering into a new store, a church-going customer begins to realize that things are not as they seem. Could the proprietor, Mr. Wolfe, have an ulterior motive in selling his fashion line? Not everyone dressed like a Christian is one; this is where they shop. A funny but direct skit that runs about 8-10 minutes and uses four people. The soundtrack also includes a fully-produced demo track that could be used for a puppet show. Click to view details!
“The Wrap Group”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
A support group for people addicted to popping bubble-wrap meets, with a new visitor in attendance. As he gives his testimony on the help he has in the Lord, some secular feathers get ruffled. As much a statement on the culture war between the secular and the sacred, as it is on the dangers of various addictions, this short 8-10 minute script uses 7 or more people. This script has been used to great success with the “Celebrate Recovery” program! Read all about it here!
“The War of the Wills”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
A TV reporter covers the scene of a raging battle that has broken out in the parking lot of a neighborhood church. As she interviews various refugees from the combat zone, the picture emerges of a congregation wracked by a war between some of the members over a trivial matter. A powerful message is presented in an imaginative way. Click here or on the title to read all the details and page samples!
Synopsis: (The original version of “Mama Knows Best,” but this has two men in the roles.) Wishing to be stronger in his Christian walk, but not willing to do what is necessary, a gullible fellow orders an advertised “Spiritually Fit Kit” from a TV infomercial. When it arrives, he heads over to a friend’s house to invite him to join in the program. Recognizing the futility of trying to take a shortcut to spiritual health, the more mature friend advises against it, but stays to witness the predictably painful (and hilarious) results! Picking up the pieces when it’s all over, he helps him to see the true path to spiritual growth and health. Read more here!
“The Creature In The Closet”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
What is the nasty little monster that is hiding in Ron’s closet? And how is it coming between him and his neighbor? A parable comedy skit about the dangers of unforgiveness. Something stinks in this guy’s house, and it ain’t his socks. This 8-10 minute script uses four people and the included alternate male/female version is good if your available cast is different. Read more here.
Fall and Harvest Festival Scripts:
(Not sure about performing a “spooky” skit? Read this blog post to find out how they can be a powerful resource to share the Gospel!
“Tricks Or Treats: Scare vs Share”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supplies the background music and sound effects.)
Synopsis: A Christian wife takes the opportunity to hand out Gospel tracts with the candy for Halloween: “share,” but her husband has a different idea: “scare!” Will the kids get “tricked” or “treated?” And what about the neighbors that pop in unexpectedly? A short, fun (and very easy-to-do) skit that uses 4 adults and a half-dozen kids (that come to the door.) Read more here!
“A Midnight Dreary”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
A man is spending a stormy night at home by himself. When he thinks that a dangerous escaped convict is lurking outside, he forgets the Bible lesson on fear he was studying and panics. A comedy of terrors results, as circumstances conspire to bring him to the brink of a nervous breakdown. Absolutely Perfect for Fall Festivals and Halloween Alternative events! Read more here.
“The Telltale Talent”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supplies the background music and sound effects.)
Relaxed in his passive inactivity, Stan gets a rude awakening when the talent he buried years ago comes back to haunt him! Perfect for October fall festivals, but good any time of the year, this short-but-scary script can put as many as 10-12 actors (two main, two brief, and 6-8 walk-ons) to work for about 15 minutes. May be the ultimate church Volunteer Recruitment drama! (Features the track from our album for preview and inspiration!) Read more here.
“In The Shadow Of Death”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
In this modern parable, a young person at a party is confronted by the Grim Reaper and seeks the guidance of those around him for ways to deal with it. Death closes in as the main character rejects the typical advice given for dealing with it. This script is not quite as humor-oriented as the others, (although it does have funny moments) but it’s very effective in the portrayal of the ways people try to avoid facing the fact that a dark predator is stalking them. Good for some chills, with guaranteed goosebumps when it comes to a powerful conclusion! About 10 minutes, and can use as many as eleven actors. Read more here!
Especially for Christmas Holidays:
NEW! A short 18-minute mini-play with no lines to learn… and only needs 2 people!
“Stormy Night, Holy Night”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
A new 18-minute “No Lines To Learn” Christmas script with soundtrack… and it only takes TWO people to perform! A father and teen daughter take refuge in their basement from a coming storm. The storm building in the young girl’s mind and heart, stemming from the loss of her mother over a year ago, coincides with the tornado that hits the town. Featuring another powerful song written and sung by songwriter Archie Jordan, this easy-to-do mini-play is full of drama and has a touching end that will move you. Read the script breakdown here, and order it and the soundtrack that has all the narration, professional sound effects, and music! (This short play is part of the longer play “Assignment: Comfort And Joy!” It has been isolated to be performed by itself here.)
A short 15-minute mini-play with no lines to learn… and only needs 4 people!
“The Junk Man’s Christmas Dinner”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
A hermit that lives by a junkyard is spending Christmas Eve feeling sorry for himself. But his solitude is interrupted by a visitor worse off than him, and he learns that the key to the joy of the season is giving what you can. Includes a reading of the Nativity Story, also! Approximately 15 minutes and only needs four people to do it. Could be done with several run-throughs in one rehearsal session if needed. Read the script breakdown here, and order it and the soundtrack that has all the narration, professional sound effects, and music!
A short 20-minute Skit With No Lines To Learn!
“The Narrated Nativity”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
Want to do a short traditional Christmas Nativity play, but with no lines to learn? Use this script and soundtrack CD, which supplies all of the narration, background music, and sound effects on the CD! Originally part of the longer play “Redemption In The Wings,” which is below, this script and CD isolates just those Nativity Story sequences for your convenience. The four scenes are: The Annunciation, The Angel Tells The Shepherds, The Shepherds Find The Baby, and Simeon and Anna In The Temple. Each one runs for about 5 minutes, for a total of 20 minutes. You could separate each scene with live Christmas singing if you wish! Go here to get details and order “The Narrated Nativity.”
A short 20-minute Skit With No Lines To Learn!
“The Ultimate Gift”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
At a meeting of a technology company days before Christmas, three inventors present their inventions for the next year’s “Ultimate Gift.” In each of the three five-to-six-minute skit sequences, a way-out device is demonstrated that causes havoc on the group, with truly hysterical results! A cleaning lady that is present as a witness shares with them what the ultimate gift really is, and how to receive it. Full of humor, funny action, and deep meaning, but with no lines to learn, these short series of skits will excite your actors and tickle the viewers. Read the script breakdown and order the CD soundtrack for “The Ultimate Gift” here!
“The Great Church Robbery”
(Soundtrack key: BOTH OPTIONS ARE ON THE CD: NO LINES TO LEARN –OR– You do your own lines and the CD supplies the background music and sound effects.)
Inspired by “How The Grinch Stole Christmas, this is a short yet powerful presentation guaranteed to bring a smile to their lips and a tear to their eyes! It can be done as a dramatic reading or acted out to the recording or live narration. Done by many for Christmas, it can be done at any time for a short presentation if you want something simple but very moving. Another great last-minute skit since it can be acted out to the narrated recording! 6 minutes. Read the details, read preview pages, and listen to an audio preview here!
FULL-LENGTH Complete Christmas Plays:
THESE NEXT SCRIPTS ARE OUR POPULAR “NO LINES TO LEARN” DRAMAS DONE TO A NARRATED SOUNDTRACK!
“The Christmas Family”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
Here is the play that started it all: our most popular “no lines” Christmas play that over 1,850 churches have performed across the country! Performed to a narrated soundtrack with professional voices, movie-quality background music, and sound effects, the 40-minute play depicts a crippled boy at a children’s home as he spends Christmas Eve listening to a radio reading of the Christmas Story. It comes alive in his imagination, and we see the shepherds visit the Christ child and the Holy Family at the manger. But will his own hopes for a family ever come true? A touching and EASY TO DO 40-minute script that involves both children, teens, and adults! Many churches reported back that it was their BEST Christmas drama ever. Read the script breakdown to find out why it’s so popular, and why hundreds of NEW churches do this each year!
“Redemption In The Wings”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
Yes, due to popular demand (and some people really demanded it), another Christmas drama, done in the “Play/Act” format, has been written and produced. Getting rave reviews, and done in the style of the hit “The Christmas Family,” with all the narration on the CD, this 75-minute play and soundtrack is the next step up. The workers at a homeless shelter are putting on a Nativity play for the guests, but one difficulty after another threatens to stop it. When a mysterious helper arrives, miraculous things begin to happen behind the scenes! A moving story of redemption, and reconciliation that will have your audience crying and laughing. CLICK HERE to read the script breakdown, then order the script and soundtrack! Those that have performed this play have testified that it was the most powerful and moving play they have ever done! It is two plays in one; the behind-the-scenes at the shelter, and the Nativity play they present for their guests.
“Assignment: Comfort And Joy!”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
A lonely Christian radio DJ is working the night shift on Christmas Eve. As he plays music and reads a Christmas story he has written, we see a troubled woman in a hotel room, an old friend of the DJ, as she tunes in. An angel responsible for getting them together has his hands full as the DJ faces a hostile unbeliever at the station and a stalker threatens to harm the woman. The framework play is 34 minutes, with the embedded 18-minute skit titled “Stormy Night, Holy Night” bringing to life the DJ’s story which he reads on the air, for a total of 52 minutes. Read the script breakdown here, and order it and the soundtrack that has all the narration, professional sound effects, and music!
“Christmas Leads Us Home”
(Soundtrack key: NO LINES TO LEARN, the Skit Trax supply the narration, background music and sound effects.)
Here’s a new script in the unique “No Lines To Learn” narrated format. This script (approximately 50 minutes) deals with a mother’s difficult relationship with a wayward daughter, as well as her fears for the soul of a son in the military. A flashback to a family Christmas party from 20 years before is framed by a current-day drama in the nursing home where the mother is staying. A powerful play that will touch everyone, which includes a reading of the Nativity story, and a re-enactment by the kids of the visit by the Wise Men, as well as a place to pause the CD for the kids to sing live! The 50-minute soundtrack with all the narration and music is now ready to order. Read the script breakdown, then buy it and the soundtrack here!
SHORTER SKITS:
Our all-time most popular short Christmas script!
“Season’s Beatings: Live From Downtown”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
Looking around for the perfect short comedy Christmas skit for that holiday banquet or service? Well, look no more! Here is the script for one that’s 10 to 12 minutes, that can use 13 or more people (I main part, 8 minor parts, and a group of carolers). This script is just right if you’re looking for a short but funny (and meaningful) Christmas presentation. It has been our most popular short Christmas skit so far. Check it out by reading a detailed description, previewing sample pages, and listening to the audio preview!
This one is a favorite of those that have done it!
“How Nick Became a Saint!”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
Under observation by the unseen angel assigned to him, department store clerk Nick is drafted to be a fill-in Santa. Enduring demands and abuse by the kids in line, his holiday cheer melts like a snowflake on a griddle. But then he gets the best present he ever received, from the most unlikely source; a little girl on his knee who shows him where the true joy of Christmas comes from. Kids and adults can be part of this one! 10-15 minutes. Check it out!
This one can be done simply by just two people!
“Crisis on the Holiday Helpline”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
The Holiday Helpline is set up to help people facing despair, despondency, and depression during the holidays. But without the Lord, what hope can the counselor give? What if he’s worse off than the callers? Funny and effective, with a powerful salvation scene. A short, VERY easy-to-do skit that needs only one person on stage (with the script on a laptop), and one offstage on a microphone! This may be the ultimate last-minute Christmas skit! 8-10 minutes. ALSO INCLUDES A THANKSGIVING VERSION. Click here to read all about it and order it!
“New Year’s Eve at the Bad Habit Club”
(Soundtrack key: You do your own lines and the Skit Trax supply the background music and sound effects.)
A group of Bad Habits, temporarily displaced due to New Year’s Resolutions, gather to celebrate and wait until the resolutions are broken and they can go home. But when the unthinkable happens, things go from bad to worse for the motley crew! A funny skit parable about 15 minutes long that uses 7 people. Read all about it here, with sample script pages!
WHAT WE OFFER:
Dramatic Plays:
Our plays range from 20 minutes all the way up to 80 minutes. They are written to engage the viewer, make them think, impact their emotions, and present the Gospel in such a way that they perceive it as meeting the needs of their life. The aim is to bless the believer and give the person that has never made a decision for Christ a desire to invite Him into their life.
Comedic Skits:
Our skits range in length from 5 minutes up to 20 minutes. While most are comedic in nature, using humor to impart a perspective that may not have been considered, the laughs are all tied into the message, and there is always a resolution that leads the viewer into consideration of the Truth contained in it. The humor can be enjoyed by all ages.
Soundtracks:
The soundtracks that we make to accompany the scripts add drama and emotional impact to the script’s performance. There are two different kinds of script and soundtrack; the kind where you do the lines live and the soundtrack is played at certain times during the performance; and second, the kind that supplies all the narration, music, and effects mixed together to play as the actors perform, with no lines to learn. Each script description page tells you which kind it is under the “Soundtrack Key.”