Fitlyspoken Ministry
SAMPLE - Andrea’s Christmas
Scene I -- Outside School.
Andrea enters with a load of school books. Several teens follow her.
Zack -- Look at that dress!
Michael -- Must be some kind of super-Christian.
Pat -- Dumpy dress, girl.
Michael -- Dumpy girl, dress!
Zack -- Preach to us, Miss Christian.
Pat -- Save my soul.
Zack -- What makes you think you're so good, Miss Christian?
Pat -- (Dumps Andrea's books, sees bible and picks it up.) Is this the Plan, Miss Christian?
Michael -- Nice leather.
Pat -- Come on, Jesus, this is Christmas time. Show yourself. He and Santa's got a good thing going.
Andrea -- Give that back to me.
All Three -- 'Give that back to me!'
Andrea -- Leave me alone.
Pat -- 'Leave me alone.'
Andrea sits and covers her face.
Zack -- Is the widdo quistian aw upset?
Pat -- Poor thing. How can the quistian be unhappy at quistmas time?
Andrea -- Go away! Just leave me alone! You don't know anything about Jesus or Christmas. Go away!
Teens laugh and start to leave. Michael lags a bit and looks back at Andrea. he picks up the bible and hands it to her.
Andrea -- Thank you.
Michael -- Sure.
Zack -- What're you doing, Michael? Getting pretty friendly, huh?
Pat -- Oooo!
Michael -- Nah, I'm just ... never mind.
Zack -- Come on.
Michael -- Coming.
Linda enters and sees Andrea picking up books.
Linda -- What happened, Andrea? You look like you could spit nails.
Andrea -- Those stupid jerks! Just because I started wearing a dress they're always picking on me. Why don't they just leave me alone? I hate them!
Linda -- Hate's a pretty strong word.
Andrea -- I do, Linda. I don't do anything to them. I try to be nice. Some of the girls act real snotty, but I don't. Do I? I didn't think I did.
Linda -- Do all of the boys pick on you?
Andrea -- No. Mostly it's Zack and his stupid group. 'Course the girls aren't much better. They call me worse names that the boys.
Linda -- Do you really think it's you they're picking on?
Andrea -- What do you mean? Do I think it's me? Of course it's me! They use my name,, they pull my hair, they knock over my books. Who did you think I was talking about?
Linda -- Well, Jesus, actually.
Andrea -- Jesus?
END SAMPLE
Scene I -- Outside School.
Andrea enters with a load of school books. Several teens follow her.
Zack -- Look at that dress!
Michael -- Must be some kind of super-Christian.
Pat -- Dumpy dress, girl.
Michael -- Dumpy girl, dress!
Zack -- Preach to us, Miss Christian.
Pat -- Save my soul.
Zack -- What makes you think you're so good, Miss Christian?
Pat -- (Dumps Andrea's books, sees bible and picks it up.) Is this the Plan, Miss Christian?
Michael -- Nice leather.
Pat -- Come on, Jesus, this is Christmas time. Show yourself. He and Santa's got a good thing going.
Andrea -- Give that back to me.
All Three -- 'Give that back to me!'
Andrea -- Leave me alone.
Pat -- 'Leave me alone.'
Andrea sits and covers her face.
Zack -- Is the widdo quistian aw upset?
Pat -- Poor thing. How can the quistian be unhappy at quistmas time?
Andrea -- Go away! Just leave me alone! You don't know anything about Jesus or Christmas. Go away!
Teens laugh and start to leave. Michael lags a bit and looks back at Andrea. he picks up the bible and hands it to her.
Andrea -- Thank you.
Michael -- Sure.
Zack -- What're you doing, Michael? Getting pretty friendly, huh?
Pat -- Oooo!
Michael -- Nah, I'm just ... never mind.
Zack -- Come on.
Michael -- Coming.
Linda enters and sees Andrea picking up books.
Linda -- What happened, Andrea? You look like you could spit nails.
Andrea -- Those stupid jerks! Just because I started wearing a dress they're always picking on me. Why don't they just leave me alone? I hate them!
Linda -- Hate's a pretty strong word.
Andrea -- I do, Linda. I don't do anything to them. I try to be nice. Some of the girls act real snotty, but I don't. Do I? I didn't think I did.
Linda -- Do all of the boys pick on you?
Andrea -- No. Mostly it's Zack and his stupid group. 'Course the girls aren't much better. They call me worse names that the boys.
Linda -- Do you really think it's you they're picking on?
Andrea -- What do you mean? Do I think it's me? Of course it's me! They use my name,, they pull my hair, they knock over my books. Who did you think I was talking about?
Linda -- Well, Jesus, actually.
Andrea -- Jesus?
END SAMPLE
Andrea's Christmas -- $10.00
by Terry Vik
by Terry Vik
Andrea’s Christmas follows a new convert as she discovers the love of God at work in her daily life. Hassled by former friends because of her new faith she goes from class to class in Sunday school to discover more about God’s plan. During her weeks of learning she begins to see God working in the hearts of her friends as one by one they join her in Sunday school.
This play uses all of the age groups in the Sunday school. Depending upon your needs every student can be in the play. There are moments for various songs to be sung. These can be performed by the students, an adult choir or small groups. Whatever combination you desire.
Staging -- Several different Sunday School Classrooms
Playing Time -- 35-45 minutes depending upon songs used
Cast -- Two males and three females as leads. Several Teachers, Various students.
Andrea - A new convert
Zack - Former friend of Andrea's
Michael - Former friend of Andrea's
Pat - Former friend of Andrea's
Linda - Befriends Andrea
Teachers -- Grant, North, William, Jackson, James (each can be male or female)
Various Students from each class - short lines
This play uses all of the age groups in the Sunday school. Depending upon your needs every student can be in the play. There are moments for various songs to be sung. These can be performed by the students, an adult choir or small groups. Whatever combination you desire.
Staging -- Several different Sunday School Classrooms
Playing Time -- 35-45 minutes depending upon songs used
Cast -- Two males and three females as leads. Several Teachers, Various students.
Andrea - A new convert
Zack - Former friend of Andrea's
Michael - Former friend of Andrea's
Pat - Former friend of Andrea's
Linda - Befriends Andrea
Teachers -- Grant, North, William, Jackson, James (each can be male or female)
Various Students from each class - short lines
