Imagiscape Plays

Perfect For

A Most Unusual Child

• 12 players

• a very funny story about a couple who have a highly irregular pregnancy and birth -- and now they must consider baptism

• shows God's loving hand on every child and the need for the wider Christian family support for all

• ends with celebration

• several songs

12

A Politically Correct Christmas

• Luke 1:26-38 and Luke 2:1-20

• 6 players plus Scripture Reader

• humorous vignettes of the Christmas rush during which a youngster wants to hear the Christmas Story

• poignant retelling of the story

Adam and Eve: The Fall

• Genesis 3:8-23

• 8 players minimum in expandable cast

• a humorous but graphic look at Adam and Eve scurrying about the Garden trying to avoid God

• actors play parts of the Creation

• Adam and Eve discover a whole new vocabulary as a result of their disobedience ending points to hope in the midst of their banishment

Balcony People

• Hebrews 12:1

• 6-8 players

• a humorous story of a mother trying to do the right thing in helping to prepare her child for confirmation by reading Scripture together

• visits from Job's Comforters and Balcony People have a big impact

• poignant ending

A Birthday Party 

• a monologue 

• a dramatic, sometimes funny reflection by a woman who turns 40, on her superficial life collections 

• misguided hope, on which she has based her life, finds its true mark in a revelation experience 

• can be performed as a dramatic monologue or as a dance theatre piece

A Birthday Party II

• 4 players 

• the previous monologue (A Birthday Party) was adapted to become a play in which the woman who turns 40 meets herself as a young girl, a bride, and a senior 

• deals with aging and superficial collections

• 11 players including 3 young people, one of whom must be musical; alternative script for 16 players, including 8 young people

• a humorous but moving story of an extended family at Christmas with specific problems, well understated, of alcohol and bitterness in relationships

• they are touched in a profound way by the Christmas Story

• tells of God's mysterious working in our lives for redemption and reconciliation

• Luke 12:13-35

• 13 or more players

• a dramatic poem about the story of the two on the Road to Emmaus

• song at end

• approximately 10 minutes

• 2 players, 1 or more singers

• a humorous argument between the Easter Bunny and the revolutionary Easter Chicken as to which one should deliver the Easter Eggs

• in the background, the true meaning of Easter, in the form of song, is making its way into the sanctuary

• ending reflects the transforming power of the Gospel

• Ephesians 6:10-17

• 3 main players with 5-6 angels

• a very funny encounter between a man, bent over with, literally, the "devil" on his back, and a jogger, strong, fit, and dressed for the Kingdom of God

• ends with a song

• 1Corinthians 12:12-26

• 5-7 players

• a very funny portrayal of four body parts: Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Mouth, who try to compete with each other in the "Elite Body Parts Shop"

• interesting parody on our vanity and self-righteousness

• surprising reconciliation ending

• includes optional music

• Mark 13:1-2, 12:41-44

• 8 players, at least 1 male

• a parody on piety and self-righteous-ness in which a manipulative tour guide takes a very superficial group through the historically famous St. Pious Church

• a humorous and touching contrast between those who can and can not see