Scenework
Original, Contemporary Duologues and Scenework for Kids and Teens listed in order of age. Invoices for School use sent upon request.
"Miss Cape and Mister Hood"
1 Male/1 Female. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 4-5 minutes.
Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf from "Into the Woods" argue over whether the Wolf is a tortured hero like Batman and Little Red is a spy. An extremely funny scene filled with wonderful character moments.
A Shorter Version, approximate 3 minutes, is also included in this order.
" . . . . The Wolf: I’m Batman. Tortured superhero, spending my life fighting against truth and injustice and saving the day for all the little people.
Little Red: No, you’re not. You’re the Big Bad Wolf. . . . . Knock it off! This is my big moment in the show where I get to be all sweet and spunky and the audience falls in love with me. So get back into character and start being a slimy wolf!
Wolf: (falls to his knees and starts singing or talk singing) “Agony! When you’re trying to be good. When the one thing you want, is to be understood.” . . . . . . Are you lost? Are you hurt? Do you need (say name very dramatically) BATMAN to save the day?
Little Red: (Fumes a moment and then decides to give in and throws herself to the stage and grabs The Wolf’s leg. Starts speaking in a Russian spy type accent) “Yes. I am lost in ze woods and I must delivah zees very, very important basket to my grandmama.. . . . "
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"Selfies"
2 Females. Age range: 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 1 - 1.5 minutes.
Ditzy, extremely funny duologue between two girls who love taking Selfies.
A Longer Version, approximately 3-5 minutes, with tweets from Ellen DeGeneres, is also included in this order.
"Amy: (entering) Milla. (Takes a selfie of herself smiling) This is my happy to see you face. Now let’s get one of us together.
Milla: Wait! (holding out phone) Look at this. It says taking selfies could lead to head lice.
Milla/Amy: (look at each other) Ewwwwwwwwwww!!!!
Amy: But I don’t have head lice. Do you have head lice?
Milla: Of course not. But I guess random strangers might. Like what if you met somebody famous, like an Avenger, and he was all “Let’s take a Selfie”. And you’d have to stop first and say “Do you have lice?” That would be embarrassing.
Amy: I am NOT going to ask an Avenger if he has head lice. . . . . "
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"Bring it On!"
2 Females. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 1 and 1/2 - 2 minutes.
Ditzy cheerleaders attempt to pick a topic for a history project. The Civil War looks perfect. Go North, Go South, Why are you both so mad?
" . . . . Jess: Pilgrims? (They both look at each other and say together) Boring. The Wild West? (shakes head) Everyone’s doing that one. Oh what about this? The Civil War. You could be the North and I’ll be the South. (Stand in aggressive pose and speak in a Southern accent) “Git offa my property.”
Mindy: (with attitude) “Rude much?”
Jess: “I said git out or we is gonna have to rumble.”
Mindy: “Bring it on.” (They both high five and giggle) . . . . "
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"The First Rule of Swim Club"
4 Females. Age Range 10 and up. Approx. 3-4 minutes.
Tangled auras, championship races and learning to dwim. Swim Club has never been more entertaining as 4 girls stand in line for their first day.
" . . . . Kate: Come on Tessa, you need to let it go. It’s not your fault I beat you. After all, I am descended from a long line of great swimmers. My Grandmother and my Mother are champions.
Tessa: You beat me once Kate. ONCE. And I’m going to win that race this year. Your championship is not going to last long.
Olivia: Whoa. Are you sure this is Swim Club and not Fight Club?
Daisy: Tessa, you can’t swim when your aura is all tangled up like this. Now repeat the mantra.. . . . . ."
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"Nutcracker Dreams"
2 Females. Age Range 10 and up. Total Length Approx. 3 minutes.
Heartbreaking news leads to a bonding moment between two best friends that involves the movie "Stepmom" and a baby being delivered on an elevator! Sort of.
". . . . . Jenn: It’s awful that your Mom is sick. But you’ve always wanted to be in the Nutcracker. And I bet your Mom would love to see you in it. Wouldn’t she?
Darby: Probably.
Jenn: So do the Nutcracker. It will be something you will always remember.
Darby: (smiles a little) When did you become so smart?
Jenn: . . . . Come on. We have to call Miss Kane and pretend you were trapped in an elevator and that’s why you missed class.
Darby: An elevator?
Jenn: Oh and a lady went into labor and you helped deliver the baby.
Darby: What? I don’t know how to deliver a baby.
Jenn: Miss Kane won’t know that. Oh and let’s tell her they named the baby after you. Little Darby.
Darby: Jenn. You have to stop watching those Lifetime movies. . . . . "
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"How Not to Fundraise"
2 Males. Age range: 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 4 minutes.
Matthew's Mom holds fundraisers all the time. Save the "Bumblebee Bats", Hug a Tree", “Love a Mime". How hard can it be? Two boys try to figure out a way to raise money for a new Xbox.
A Shorter Version, approximately 2 minutes, is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . Ethan: How do you do a Fundraiser?
Matthew: I think my Mom goes somewhere to eat and then afterwards people give money to the cause. . . . Do you know how to cook?
Ethan: We can just throw something in the microwave.
Matthew: Yea about that. I'm not really allowed to touch the microwave anymore after the Tator tots incident. (trying to be casual, emphasize tiny) There was a tiny explosion, maybe a little fire.
Ethan: But I don’t have a microwave. My Mom is all (high feminine voice) " I started cooking when I was 12. Good food should never be microwaved."
Matthew: Your parents are weird.. . . . . ."
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"Alien Phone App"
3 Females. Age range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 2-3 minutes.
Are aliens really taking over the world with a Brain Sucking Alien Phone App? And why is Anna acting so weird? Has she already had her brain sucked away? AHHHHHH!
" . . . . . . Kelly: Do you think she texted the alien brain sucking app to our phones? Is this the start of the phone apocalypse?
Taylor: I don’t know. We could just be imagining all this.
Kelly: That’s what people always say in the movies. (Very dramatically) Before they die!
Taylor: It sounds like Michelle has already had her brain sucked away.
Kelly: (panicing and grabbing Taylor’s shoulders) I don’t want my brain sucked away. I like my brain. Taylor what should we do? . . . . . ."
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"Stop Talking about Pizza"
2 Females. Age Range 10 and up. Total Length Approx. 2 minutes.
Realizing someone is starving because there is no food in the house, leads to an emotional, dramatic confrontation.
" . . . . . . . Lilly: WILL YOU PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT PIZZA? I would love to have some more pizza but I don’t have anymore money. So just go away.
Anna: I’m sorry Lilly. I’d be happy to lend you some lunch money.
Lilly: (matter of factly) I couldn’t pay it back. I usually bring a lunch from home but my Mom hasn’t bought any food for awhile and there wasn’t anything to pack. I had some money saved so I bought lunch today.
Anna: (unbelieving) You don’t have any food in your house?
Lilly: (shrugs) It’s no big deal. Mom just forgets sometimes but she’ll buy some soon. It’s okay.
Anna: (shocked) It is NOT okay. Lilly, no one just forgets to buy food. What’s wrong with your Mom? . . . . ."
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"Supervillain Bromance"
2 Males or 4 Males. Age Range: 10 and up. Total Length Approx. 2 minutes or 3-5 minutes.
What happens when two Supervillains meet? Captain Darkness and The Deadly Dark argue over who is the scariest Supervillain.
Includes longer version with 4 Supervillains: Captain Darkness, The Deadly Dark, The Hammer and Gore.
" . . . Captain: I see. (Takes a couple of steps and then turn back) The Deadly Dark. D.D. (Crouch down and speak like a little kid acting frightened) “Oh I’m so scared. Look up in the sky, it’s D.D.”
Deadly: Ha ha, very funny. And I don’t fly. I creep in out of the darkness to work my evil deeds. (take a few steps CS, in a sneaky stealthy way)
Captain: (take an aggressive swooping step towards CS) Well I swoop in out of the dark to work my evil deeds. (Both are up close and glaring at each other)
Deadly: My name is awesome. I’m very scary.
Captain: My name is awesome. I’m even more scary.
Deadly: Fine. We’re both scary. . . . "
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"Has My Tumblr Been Hacked?"
1 Male, 1 Female. Age range: 12 and up. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
A sister begs her brother for help after strange things start showing up on her tumblr. Is that a picture of Harold Beamer with hearts around it as her profile picture? WHAT IS HAPPENING?
" . . .Abby: Help me fix this. Do I need to change my password?
Sam: Definitely. And it’s probably a good idea not to leave your laptop lying around with your tumblr tab open. Especially after you embarrass your brother on Instagram.
Abby: What are you talking about? I never embarrassed you on Instagram.
Sam: (speaks like Abby in feminine tone of voice, exaggerating so he sounds like a ditzy cheerleader) “Hey everyone! Throw back Thursday to pics of my baby bro wearing a dress at his 3rd birthday party. He wanted to be Barbie. Isn’t he adorable?” (opens backpack and pulls out Barbies) I’ve been given 27 of these this week. (looks at one and then looks back at Abby) I think my favorite is Wonder Woman Barbie. By the way if you scroll down you’ll see that you asked Harold over to watch a movie.
Abby: WHAT? (doorbell rings and Abby looks panicked) . . . . . . ."
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"Little White Lies"
2 Females. Age Range: 12 and up. Total Length Approx. 1.5 minutes.
Little white lies can hurt. Little white lies can end friendships.
" . . . . . Isabel: (getting angry) Fine. I’m not doing a duet with you. I wanted a change. I can do a duet with you some other time. What difference does it make?
Alice: You told me we would always be dance partners.
Isabel: I just said that so I wouldn’t hurt your feelings. It was a little white lie.
Alice: I don’t understand. Our duet always does great. We always finish in the Top 5 and we were number 2 at Nationals. 2nd in the Nation!
Isabel: 2nd place isn’t good enough for me. I want to win. . . . . . . . ."
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"The Cool Factor"
2 Males. Age Range: 12 and up. Total Length Approx. 2 minutes.
Anthony tries to give his friend Charlie some dating advice.
". . . . . Anthony: Now the key to being cool when you ask a girl out is to act like you really don’t care if they say yes. Let’s practice. (Anthony poses like a girl and changes his voice to a high falsetto) Hi Charlie. (give a flirty little wave)
Charlie: Uh . . . . . . hi Anthony?
Anthony: I’m not Anthony. I’m . . . . . . . . . Anthonia.
Charlie: That’s a dumb name.
Anthony: Just ask me out.
Charlie: Hi Anthonia. So I’m going to the movies on Friday night and if you’re bored and are just sitting home watching some dumb tv show, there might be a seat you could sit on. At the movies. Where I’m at because we cool guys go to the movies. (At this point Anthony starts hysterically giggling which gets Charlie mad) Thanks Anthony. That really helps. I already got that from Amelia. . . . . . . . "
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"Awesome Loser"
1 Male, 1 Female. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
A younger brother helps his angry sister understand that being a loser can be awesome.
". . . . . . Mila: (angrily) Excuse me? Weren’t you standing there when Mom and Dad listed all the reasons I’m such a loser compared to you? How I have failed them in every way? How they’ve given up on me ever amounting to anything? How they are so glad they at least have you to be proud of? Because I’m pretty sure I saw you standing there.
Cooper: Mom and Dad are wrong. None of that is true. They didn’t mean any of that.
Mila: I’m pretty sure they did.
Cooper: Well if they did, then they’re idiots because you’re not a failure Mila. I think you’re awesome.
Mila: Yea right.
Cooper: So you’re not like me. Big deal. You’re you. Mila Davis. And to be honest I wish I was more like you. . . . . . ."
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"The Bully Game"
2 Females. Age range: 14 and up. Total Length: Approx. 4 minutes.
Being bullied by someone who used to be your best friend? Jill refuses to accept this and fights back.
" . . . . . . . Carys: We do what we want, when we want. We control this school. Am I clear?
Jill: What happened to you Carys? We used to be friends. Don’t you remember Elementary School? My treehouse and reading Nancy Drew novels and swearing that no matter what we’ll always be best friends forever. . . . They use you to do all their dirty work and you let them.
Carys: (mutters) You don’t understand. . . . . I’m not a monster. I have cool friends and I get to go to all the cool places and have fun. Unlike some people.
Jill: No, you are a monster. You’re a bullying monster. We used to be friends and now you spend all your time making people feel terrible. . . . . ."
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"Elevator Magic"
1 Male/2 Females. Age Range: 10 and up. Total Length: Approx: 1.5 minutes.
When you're stuck on an elevator with a stuffy British doctor and a perky Southern belle, you will do anything to get out. Including believe in magic.
" . . . . . Lily: Are the walls closing in? I cain’t breathe. (Starts hyperventilating a little as she drops to her knees and starts clutching her hands).
Pippa: Can’t you give her a shot or something to calm her down. She’s going all crey crey.
Sam: (shouting) For the last time, I have a doctorate in LITERATURE. I can’t give her a shot.
Pippa: Touchy. Sounds like you’re regretting that choice now huh? And I thought you Brits were all (British accent) stiff upper lip and let’s all have a cup of tea. You’re embarrassing your country dude. . . . . "
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"World Peace"
2 Females. Age range: 14 and up. Total Length: Approx. 3 minutes.
Two teens are applying for the position of Salesgirl. And possibly ambassador for World Peace? Jessica is a little confused.
" . . . .Jessica: (angrily) hat are you talking about? Everything does not give you wrinkles. The only thing that gives you wrinkles is when you get old and wrinkly.
Lucy: (shaking head sadly) You know anger gives you ----
Jessica: (shakes finger in Lucy’s face as she glares) Don’t even say it. (Lucy continues smiling happily as Jessica looks around thinking) Do people really hire you when all you do is talk about world peace?
Lucy: Of course. Everyone wants world peace. Because when nations fight it’s just wrong. And people get all dead and stuff - and that gives you wrinkles too. And it’s just really messy for the environment. So some day I plan on being a beacon of light in the quest for world peace.
Jessica: (suddenly looking up as if someone came into the room) Hi. We’re both here to apply for a Salesgirl job.
Lucy: (big smile) Yes, I am applying for the role of Salesgirl. I would love to work for you and help bring about World Peace.
Jessica: (quickly) Me too. I love world peace! . . . . "
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"Don't Cry"
2 Males. Age range: 14 and up. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
An older brother confronts a younger brother who has been missing for a few hours in a tense, angry, heartbreaking scene.
Inspired and very loosely based on the Winchester Brothers from the TV series Supernatural.
" . . . . . . Jack: You can’t just disappear for hours. I had no idea where you were.
Daniel: So?
Jack: I’m in charge when Dad is gone. You didn’t answer any of my calls or texts. I’ve been freaking out.
Daniel: I’m old enough to take care of myself.
Jack: WHERE WERE YOU?
Daniel: Are you deaf? I WAS OUT. . . . . . . . .
Daniel: (angrily) Because I’m sick and tired of being teased all the time about my cheap sneakers and hand me down clothes. I told everyone I was getting a pair of True Flight sneakers after getting ragged nonstop today for the piece of crap shoes I’m wearing. For once in my life, I want a pair of great sneakers.
Jack: (quietly) I see. I’m sorry Daniel, I just don’t have $70.00. There’s hardly any grocery money left. Dad didn’t leave much money this time. . . . . . . ."
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"Breaking up is Hard to Do"
1 Male, 1 Female. Age range: 14 and up. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
Breaking up is both hilarious and heartbreaking in this scene as Sophie tries to nicely break up with Jack.
"Sophie: Hi Jack. Lots of homework huh? Speaking of homework, I was thinking, maybe we should spend more time doing it. (hears what she just said and quickly corrects herself) Homework that is. DOING HOMEWORK. We should probably just stop dating for awhile. So we can do MORE homework. Because grades are important. (pause and take a deep breath) Okay, that sounds good. That’s what I’ll say. I’m breaking up with you Jack because of homework.
Jack (enters holding a flower) Hi Sophie. (holds out flower to Sophie) For my beautiful girlfriend.
Sophie: (taking flower looking very guilty) Uh . . . .thanks Jack. (looks down and then looks up determined) So lots of homework, huh? . . . . "
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"Give a Little Whistle"
1 Male,1 Female. Ages: 14 and up. Time length: Approx. 2.5 minutes.
A girl asks her boyfriend if he would ever whistle at a pretty girl if she walked past a construction site.
" . . . . . .Blake: (standing up again) Sofia, what is going on? Are you really breaking up with me over an imaginary whistle?
Sofia: I think I am.
Blake: This is ridiculous. I didn’t even whistle.
Sofia: But you would have. I’m sorry Blake, I can’t be with you anymore.
Blake: (sarcastically) Great. Let’s break up over an imaginary whistle at my imaginary construction job. That makes so much sense. (Yelling) What is your problem? Do you need to eat a piece of chocolate?
Sofia: (slowly backing away a few steps) I don’t know you. I don’t think I ever knew you. Goodbye Blake. (exits). . . . . . . . . . "
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"Flirting with Madison"
1 Male, 1 Female. Age range: 16 and up. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes
An intense confrontation between a girl and her boyfriend over his definition of flirting.
*Please note this scene includes a reference to implied sex and virginity with the phrase v-card.
" . . . . . Oliver: Right. Of course. But Madison isn’t like other girls. She’s not really into the whole boyfriend/girlfriend thing. She just wants to have a good time.
Sophie: (confused) What? hat are you saying?
Oliver: The guys told me that Madison is willing to (emphasize the word help) help guys out.
Sophie: Help them out? You aren’t making any sense.
Oliver: You know . . . . that thing we talked about last night.
Sophie: But I thought that was okay. I’m just not ready. You said it was okay. You said it didn’t matter. . . . . . "
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"Bonding Time It Is"
Male/Male. Age range: 14 and up. Total Length: Approx. 3 minutes.
Harry's parents have become good friends with Finn's parents. So Harry's Mom would like them to spend some "Bonding Time" together. It doesn't quite go like Harry's Mom would like.
" . . . . .Harry: I’m pretty sure Finn doesn’t want to see my room. Fine. Okay Mom. Bonding time it is. (looks at Finn and then gestures at area they are standing in) Well, here it is. My room. It’s not much. Those posters are pretty old. I used to be really into the Lord of the Rings. Are you a fan?
Finn: (not looking up) No.
Harry: Oh. Okay. So I guess our families are going camping this weekend. I love camping. I’m really into the outdoors and nature and things like that. (embarrassed laugh) Probably one reason I liked the Lord of the Rings so much. (dreamy eyed) There’s nothing like the quietness when you wake up and everything is so still. You can almost feel the ------
Finn: (holding up one hand and interrupting) Please stop. I don’t care.
Harry: Excuse me?
Finn: I don’t care. I don’t care about camping or how much you like it or how the stillness speaks to your nature loving heart. Look, I don’t want to be here. You don’t want to be here. I have a phone. You have a phone. Let’s just get on our phones until this whole (sarcastically) bonding time is over and then we can go our separate ways. . . . . . . "
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"Selfies"
2 Females. Age Range 10 and up. Total Length Approx. 3-5 minutes.
Ditzy, extremely funny duologue between two girls who love taking selfies. The longer version includes tweets from Ellen DeGeneres!
A Shorter Version, approximately 1 - 1.5 minutes is also included in this order.
" . . . . Amy: (entering) Milla. (Takes a selfie of herself smiling) This is my happy to see you face. Now let’s get one of us together.
Milla: Wait! (holding out phone) Look at this. It says taking selfies could lead to head lice.
Milla/Amy: (look at each other) Ewwwwwwwwwww!!!!
Amy: But I don’t have head lice. Do you have head lice?
Milla: Of course not. But I guess random strangers might. Like what if you met somebody famous, like an Avenger, and he was all “Let’s take a Selfie”. And you’d have to stop first and say “Do you have lice?” That would be embarrassing.
Amy: I am NOT going to ask an Avenger if he has head lice. . . . . "
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"J&J"
M/F. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 2 minutes.
Jack and Jill are fetching a pail of water again. And even though Jack keeps breaking his crown and Jill keeps tumbling down, they have plans. One day Jack will be a Hero and Jill will be President. One day!
A Longer Version, approximately 4 minutes , is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . . By the way, Miss Muffet is still really upset that you broke her tuffet. Did you see her twitter status this morning?
Jill: (outraged) She posted that on twitter? What did she say?
Jack: Jill, #clumsyqueen, #tumbleloser, #tuffetdestroyer,
#revengewillbesweet.
Jill: Revenge? Oh please. Like I’m worried about Little Miss Muffet. She’s afraid of spiders. Only weinies are afraid of spiders.
Jack: I’m afraid of spiders.
Jill: Point made. (Smirking) Jill 1, Jack 0.
Jack: Ha ha. I heard she was seen talking to the Big Bad Wolf. I’d be careful about going to Grandma’s House anytime soon. Or should I say tumbling to Grandma’s House anytime soon.. . . . . . . . ."
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"Miss Cape and Mister Hood"
1 Male, 1 Female. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 3 minutes.
Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf from "Into the Woods" meet in the woods. The Wolf argues that he is not bad. He's simply misunderstood like Batman. Little Red is not buying it!
A Longer Version, approximate 4-5 minutes, is also included in this order.
" . . . . The Wolf: I’m Batman. Tortured superhero, spending my life fighting against truth and injustice and saving the day for all the little people.
Little Red: No, you’re not. You’re the Big Bad Wolf. . . . . Knock it off! This is my big moment in the show where I get to be all sweet and spunky and the audience falls in love with me. So get back into character and start being a slimy wolf!
Wolf: (falls to his knees and starts singing or talk singing) “Agony! When you’re trying to be good. When the one thing you want, is to be understood.” . . . . . . Are you lost? Are you hurt? Do you need (say name very dramatically) BATMAN to save the day?
Little Red: (Fumes a moment and then decides to give in and throws herself to the stage and grabs The Wolf’s leg. Starts speaking in a Russian spy type accent) “Yes. I am lost in ze woods and I must delivah zees very, very important basket to my grandmama.. . . . "
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"How Not to Fundraise"
2 Males. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 2 minutes.
Matthew's Mom holds fundraisers all the time. Save the "Bumblebee Bats", Hug a Tree", “Love a Mime". How hard can it be? Two boys try to figure out a way to raise money for a new Xbox.
A Longer Version, approximately 4 minutes, is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . Ethan: How do you do a Fundraiser?
Matthew: I think my Mom goes somewhere to eat and then afterwards people give money to the cause. . . . Do you know how to cook?
Ethan: We can just throw something in the microwave.
Matthew: Yea about that. I'm not really allowed to touch the microwave anymore after the Tator tots incident. (trying to be casual) There was a tiny explosion, maybe a little fire.
Ethan: But I don’t have a microwave. My Mom says (feminine voice) " I started cooking when I was 12. Good food should never be microwaved."
Matthew: Your parents are weird.. . . . . ."
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"Dude Me Back"
2 Males. Age range: 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 4 minutes.
A boy tries to give his brother, who has Asperger syndrome, a pep talk before his first day at public school in this hilarious and loving monologue.
" . . . Luke: . . I’ll be my friends, Ike and Jared. First I’ll be Ike. (relaxes body, gets all chill like a surfer dude, changes voice) “Dude, so this is your bro? Welcome to high school or what I like to call “legal prison.” Nice to meetcha dude.”
Oliver: My name is Oliver. My name is not dude. Thank you for your welcome. I do not understand ----
Luke: (interrupting) No Oliver, Ike calls everyone dude. He saw the Big Lewbroski once and has never recovered from it. And you don’t even have to answer him, just nod and say dude back.
Oliver: Nod and say dude back.
Luke: Right. Let’s practice. “Dude is this your bro? Nice to meetcha Dude.”
Oliver: You forgot the part about the prison.
Luke: (frustrated) I changed my mind. Now, just nod and dude me back.
Oliver: (robotically nods and says Dude in a monotone voice) Dude. . . . ."
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"Picture Day"
2 Females or 1 Male/1 Female. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 3-5 minutes
What do you do when your School Picture turns out incredibly bad? A hilarious duologue as a friend tries to "spin" the reason why her friend's face looks like she's morphing into a werewolf.
A Shorter Version, approximately 2-3 minutes and featuring 2 females, is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . Claire: On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best picture ever ----
Zoe: Like mine. (struts about all dude I’m awesome)
Claire: (glaring at him) And 1 being the worse picture ever, mine is a minus 100. (tilt head thinking) It’s horrible. I wonder if my parents would consider moving.
Zoe: Oh come on, it can't be that bad. (Claire hands the paper over to him wordlessly. Zoe looks at it and his eyes widen) Okay this IS pretty bad. What happened?
Claire: I had to sneeze. And I didn't want my school picture to be a picture of me sneezing so I tried to stop and hold the sneeze in and (gestures with photo) that happened.
Zoe: (studying picture) You look deformed. Like your face is morphing into something else. Like a werewolf. A deformed werewolf. . . . . . "
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"Picking a Parent"
2 Females. Age Range 10 and up. Total Length Approx. 2 minutes.
Two sisters are asked to pick a parent to live with during a divorce custody hearing.
" . . . . .Sophia: Who are you choosing?
Stephanie: I’m choosing Dad. He’s already heartbroken and he’ll need someone to look after him.
Sophia: I think we have to choose the same parent. They aren’t going to separate us and give one of us to each parent.
Stephanie: How do you know?
Sophia: Because this isn’t a movie. This is real life. One parent will get custody of the “kids” - that’s us - and the other will get visitation rights. That’s why we have to choose.
Stephanie: No, no, no. I can’t do this Sophia. If we pick Mum to have custody, Dad will be heartbroken. If we pick Dad to have custody, Mum will be crushed. I can’t do this. I can’t choose between them. . . . "
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"I Need A Boyfriend!"
2 Females. Age range: 14 and up. Total Length: Approx. 3.5 minutes.
Lucy is far too busy with volleyball, dance classes, show choir and homework but she really, really wants a boyfriend. Her best friend Willow tries to help by offering advice on what activities to quit and how to talk to boys including the "Oh Jake, your muscles are so big" strategy.
A Longer Version, approximately 4-5 minutes, is also included with this purchase.
" . . . . Lucy: (passionately) Willow, I want to be normal. I want a boyfriend. Help me.
Willow: Fine. (thinking a little) Maybe you could get a fatal disease. And then you’ll have to drop out of everything to rest and by the time you make a miraculous recovery you’re parents will be too relieved that you’re alive to care about a potential boyfriend.
Lucy: A fatal disease?
Willow: Okay the plan needs a little tweaking but we’ll get there. Maybe you could break a leg?
Lucy: Willow!
Willow: Oh look, there’s Riley. Time to kick the “I Need A Boyfriend” plan into gear. Go flirt! And remember your “Oh Rileyisms”. (Lucy looks panicked as Willow pushes her off SR) Just smile and tell him he looks buff. And if you see anything you could fall over and break your leg, go for it. . . . . . "
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"I Got the Peace!"
3 Male/2 Female. Age range 6-12. Total length: Approx: 3-4 minutes.
A boy decides to give his dream toy away for Christmas. Written from a Christian perspective, this scene explores friendship and the spirit of giving.
" . . . . . .Jack: What did you ask Santa for this year? I asked for a Legos Police Station.
Tim: I asked for a Legos Fire Station. I’m going to be a Fireman.
Jack: I’m going to be a Policeman.
Tim/Jack: Saving the World together. (both pose in studly cop/fireman poses back to back. Girls roll their eyes)
Anna: I asked Santa for a Barbie Town House. It has three floors and an elevator.
Lucy: I asked Santa for a Disney Princess Royal Cash register. It has a scanner!
Anna/Lucy: Saving the World with fabulousness. (Both pose in drama diva styles) . . . . . . "
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"High School SoumatesForever.com"
2 Females. Age range: 14 and up. Total Length: Approx. 2 minutes.
Two best friends discover that they are both crushing on the same boy on High School SoulmatesForever.com. Revenge is sweet!
" . . . . Lucy: (perking up) Anyway, my Jack is dark and abtastic too.
Jess: Our new boyfriends sound a lot alike.
Lucy: (shrug) Well, we do both have awesome taste. And guess what else? Right before we said goodnight, he sent me a poem that he wrote himself. (starts reciting in a dreamy tone) “Fairy Princess, Golden Girl ----
Jess who has been listening in shock suddenly joins in reciting the poem angrily. Lucy continues reciting confusedly.
Lucy/Jess: “Dancing on moonbeams, in my heart. Until tonight.”
Lucy: (confused) How did you know what the poem said?
Jess: (gritting teeth) Mark sent me the exact same poem last night. Right before we said goodnight.. . . . ."
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"The Not Withholding Good Squad"
2 Male/3 Females. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 4 minutes.
Handing out free sandwiches and hot chocolate at Christmas time turns into a whirlwind of selfies, sacrifices and one genuine Christmas miracle from the "Not Withholding Good Squad". A funny, touching scene from a Christian perspective, full of emotions and social media! Perfect for teen youth groups!
" . . . . . Sara: Oh my goodness. I can’t believe it. I wasn’t even going to come today. I was so angry. (suddenly gasps and looks at Max) It’s the verse.
Pippa: What verse?
Sara: “Do not withhold good from those who need it when you have the ability to help”. If I hadn’t come today, I would have withheld good.
Julie: If you hadn’t come today, I wouldn’t have known or posted about it on Facebook. And twitter. And Instagram. And Snapchat. (everyone stares at her) What? I like social media.. . . . .
Sam: I thought you didn’t believe this helps anyone.
Max: Maybe I was wrong.
Sam: Hah! Max admitted he was wrong. Tweet that Julie.
Max: Once. I was wrong once. (To Julie) Did you really tweet that? You can’t tweet things like that. . . . . "
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"Silly Humans"
2 Males/2 Females. Age range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 2-3 minutes.
It's time for the weekly Guardian report. But life isn't easy for a Guardian. Humans are always doing such ridiculous things.
" . . . . .Jackriel: (clears throat) To begin, my Human has had a very good week. His academics have been soaring. His athletic abilities have been ---
Samriel: Amazing. Blah, blah, blah. But the big news of the week is that your Human fell and broke his arm because you - his Guardian - were too busy rereading Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone to watch over him.
Jackriel: (sputtering and defensive) But J.K. Rowling is writing a new book. . . . It’s not my fault my stupid human IS ALWAYS FALLING AND BREAKING SOMETHING.
Anariel: (shocked) Oooo, you called your human stupid.
Jackriel: (quickly) I meant silly. My SILLY human.
Joriel: Why yes, Samriel, that IS against the Guardian rules. Dude, they’re probably going to put you in Guardriel prison. But you could start a Jail band. (singing or talk sing like Elvis) “Everybody in the whole cell block, was dancing to the Jailhouse Rock.” . . . . . "
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"Doe a Deer, a Female Deer"
3 Females. Age range 6-8 and 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 3 minutes
Three sisters are auditioning for "The Sound of Music". As they prepare for their audition, emotions range from calm to very, very stressed!
" . . . . Scarlett: “Oh Fraulein, Father’s never going to marry her. Why he couldn’t. Because he’s in love with you. (pace a few moments) He’s in LOVE with you. (pace again and change inflection) He’s in love with YOU. Hmmm.
Isabelle: Scarlett, can you please practice a little quieter? I’m trying to get ready for my audition too.
Scarlett: Which inflection is better? He’s in LOVE with you or He’s in love with YOU.
Isabelle: I don’t know. Either one sounds fine.
Scarlett: That’s no help. This could be the difference between me being cast as Brigitta or not being cast as Brigitta. (turn to Olivia) What do you think Olivia? . . . ."
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"The Saving the Dragon, Saving the World Skit"
2 Males/2 Females. Age range 10 and up. Approx. 3 minutes.
A school writing assignment on Saving the Environment, Protecting Endangered Species, or Bringing World Peace. with Extra credit for creativity leads to the hilarious Saving the Dragon, Saving the World skit. Dragons can learn to pick up their trash right?
" . . . . .Adam: (very excited) Yes! A wicked, evil dragon who kills everyone with his light saber!
Lidia: Dragons don’t have light sabers Adam.
Adam: My Dragon does because he’s cool and watches Star Wars.
Jack: No Adam the Dragon doesn’t kill anyone.
Sophie: Is he a nice dragon Jack?
Jack: Yes Sophie he is. He’s just lonely because he’s the last Dragon in the world.
Sophie: Awww. That is so sad.
Lidia: So let me get this straight. The Wicked Trash Villain is a Dragon who is littering the forest with trash because . . . . .
Jack: Because he’s so lonely. He doesn’t have another Dragon friend to say hey pick up your trash because we need to save the environment. . . . . .."
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"Wands Up"
3 Females. Age range 10 and up. Approx. 3-4 minutes.
Three students at Wizarding School are given their first time travel assignment. One to the 1950's, one to the 1980's and one to the 2050's. But Abby is panicking.
*Costumes relating to the era each girl is assigned are needed in this skit.
" . . . . . . Abby: What if they scream? What if they put me in a cage? What will I do?
Jessica: Abby, you’re a wizard. If they put you in a cage, just flick your wand and get out of the cage.
Abby: I don’t like my time period. I don’t know anything about the 1950's. (gesture to skirt) Why is a there a dog on my skirt? Why do they have a song called “How Much is that Doggie in the Window?” Why are dogs so important in the 1950's?
Jessica: Beats me. I want to know why people in the 1980's dress so weird? Look at these. (indicate leg warmers) They’re called Leg Warmers. Why were people’s legs so cold in the 1980's?
Piper: Come on guys, stop whining. I’m going to the future and nobody knows the future. Who knows what I’ll find. Maybe there are no people in the 2050's. Maybe everyone is a robot. . . . . . "
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"The Great Girl Guides Biscuit Saleoff"
4 Females. Age Range 9 -14. Approx. 4-5 minutes.
Madison is determined to win the Great Girl Guides Biscuit Saleoff. The prize is a trip to Iceland! It just takes a little planning.
*This is based on Girl Guides but can be altered to Girl Scouts and Girl Scout Cookies upon request.
" . . . . . . .Eloise: Well I'm not really good with the whole "selling thing" so I just gave them to my Mum and she bought them all and gave them to members of the family.
Madison: WHAT?
Eloise: There's nothing in the rules against your Mum buying all your biscuits. I just hate asking people to buy things. It makes me break out in hives. (Madison is glaring at her) Besides, Chloe only sold 5 boxes. And she bought them all herself.
Chloe: (shocked) Eloise! That was a secret. You promised you would never tell anyone.
Eloise: (cringing) I'm sorry. Madison was yelling at me and I have no will power. . . . . . ."
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"The Favorite Disney Princess of All"
3 Females. Age range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 4-5 minutes.
Belle, Elsa and Ariel argue about who is "The Favorite Disney Princess of All".
" . . . . .Ariel: (very sweetly) Dear Judges, citizens, people of this world and people undersea. I think that I should be “The Favorite Disney Princess of All” because I love being Part of Your World and look? (gestures with fork) I think forks are for combing your hair. Isn’t that adorable? Remember I just want to be “up where they walk, up where they run, up where they stay all day in the sun.” Thank you.
Elsa: (has been silently fuming at Ariel’s presentation) Hello. You all know me. I’m Elsa. The Elsa. The one from Frozen. The most POPULAR Disney movie of all time. And I sang the most POPULAR song from all time, “Let it Go”. Everyone knows my song. Everyone knows me. Everyone loves me. Therefore I believe that I should be “The Favorite Disney Princess of All.” Thank you.
Belle: Ariel, Elsa what lovely presentations. And this stage (spread arms) like a quiet village. Every speech like the one before. Little stage, full of little Princesses but I’m here to wake you up and say (very perkily say) Bonjour! The Beast and I - oh wait he’s not a Beast anymore. He’s a Prince. The Prince and I would love it if you chose me to be “The Favorite Disney Princess of All.” (Curtsy) Thank you. . . . . "
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"Supers"
4 Females or 4 Males. Age Range 10 and up. Approx. 3 minutes.
4 Superheros who have lost their powers try to find a way to get their powers back.
*Both Male cast and Female cast versions are included in this order.
** Longer Version of Supers with 5 characters (Male Version), approximately 8 minutes, is also included in this order.
"Mighty Miss: Well it’s official. We’ve been taken off the Superhero list and put on the Inactive list. Blinky slithers over behind Mighty Miss. Mighty Miss turns around and confronts Blinky holding out one of the papers.) Here’s your official notification.
Blinkvisible: How did you know I was here?
Mighty Miss: I can see you.
Blinkvisible: No you can’t see me. I’m (striking a pose with both arms in a wide V) BLINKVISIBLE. Blink (blink eyes very dramatically) and I turn invisible.
Veloce: (sitting up) Blinky, we can see you. You’ve lost your powers.
Blinkvisible: No I haven’t. I refuse to lose my powers. You’re just guessing where I am because you can hear my voice.
Veloce: (standing up) Right. And I’m just imagining that I’m no longer Superfast. (raise both fists up in air in front of chest) I was going to work with THE FLASH. . . "
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"Twin Power Activate!"
2 Males. Age range 5-8. Total length: Approx. 1 minute
There is room for only one Superhero on the playground.
*Originally written for twins but parts can be played by any boys.
" . . . . Twin 1: (glaring at Batboy) There is only room for one Superhero on this playground, so (make shooing motions with hands) scram. I will save the day.
Twin 2: (glaring back) I am not going to scram. You scram. (makes the same shooing motion with his hands)
Twin 1: My powers are better. I can fly.
Twin 2: I have a batcave. I win. . . . . . . "
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"Jungle Book Tales"
5 characters, Male or Female. Age range: 8-12. Total length: Approx. 3 minutes.
The new Jungle Book movie is out and all the Jungle animals have an opinion!
*Originally written for 5 girls but can be cast with boys or girls by changing the names of the animals.
"Betty: The new Jungle Book movie is out. (Everyone looks at her expectantly.) And we’re all in it! (Everyone jumps up and cheers)
Winnie: And?
Betty: It’s awesome! (Everyone cheers some more)
Priscilla: I wasn’t worried. I knew a panther would be in it. After all, how can tell the story of Mowgli without the amazing spectacular Bagheera. (strike a big dramatic pose as you say) Panthers rule! And every other animal (other animals are glaring at her) is also awesome in their own way. (the other 3 animals have their arms crossed as they continue to glare) I wasn’t going to say drool. . . . . "
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"Pirate Boot Camp"
4 Females. Age Range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 3-5 minutes.
Official Pirate Wenches? Absolutely not! A hilarious look at what happens when 4 girls stage a mutiny at Pirate Boot Camp. Argh!!!!
" . . . .Sapphire: Come on. Are you Pirates or are you Wenches? We have to seize the day and hoist the mizzanmast and keelhaul the head sail and carpe the diem.
Starfire: I have no idea what you just said.
Tempest: Back to the whole walking the plank thing. Not a fan.
Stormy: Sapphire’s right. We should mutiny.
Tempest: Sharks people. There are sharks in the water.
Stormy: We should mutiny and become what we really want to be. But we’re Pirates. Pirates fight for what they want.
Tempest: Sea monsters too. With tentacles. IN THE WATER. . . . . . "
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"Ready for my Closeup"
3 Females. Age range 10 and up. Approx. 2-3 minutes.
A madcap comedy unfolds when 3 best friends find out that Sophie's big sister is going on a date with Janie's big brother.
"Janie: Wow. This place looks like a clothing bomb exploded in it.
Willow: What happened in here? Was your sister packing to go some place?
Sophie: No. She had a date tonight.
Janie: Mia had a date? With a boy?
Sophie: Uh huh. With a boy named Jack.
Janie: Jack? Like my brother Jack?
Sophie: That would be the one.
Janie: MIA IS ON A DATE WITH MY BROTHER JACK? . . . . . "
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"Mannequin Party"
2 Male/2 Females. Any Age. Approx. 3 minutes.
4 Mannequins come to life in a Department store with hilarious results.
" . . . . Colorboy: Why can we move? I’ve never been able to move by myself before.
Progal: Clearly there has been some sort of error. We must speak with management. Is anyone wearing a cell phone?
Cowboy: Nope. But I have a hat. (takes hat off head and swings it around) I love my hat.
Jammiesgal: (finally standing up and patting down her outfit) No, I don’t seem to be wearing a cell phone. (pauses a moment and then says curiously) What is a cell phone?
Progal: It’s a little box that people talk into to. I’ve seen them do it many times when they are standing near me. (hold up hand as if talking into a cell phone. Change voice a little with each question) “Charlotte, what size uniform does Megan need?” “Emily, where are we meeting for lunch?” The box has all the answers in it.
Colorboy: (Looking over clothes) I don’t see any boxes. (holds arms out with a big smile) I like my clothes. I’m very bright. . . . . "
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"Send Me a Snapchat"
2 Males. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 4-5 minutes.
Michael's Mom has joined Snapchat as MommyofMike and says "Follow me for Mikey Snaps". His Mom is posting his entire life on social media and all his friends want Mikey snaps.
" . . . . . . Michael: What are you doing? Why would you add my Mom on Snapchat?
Tyler: Because I want Mikey snaps.
Michael: Just so you know, we are no longer friends.
Tyler: Dude come on. Your Mom is hysterical on social media. She should have her own reality show. Remember when she joined Instagram? Her first post was the Mikey First Day of School Over the Years montage. Mikey in Kindergarten, Mikey in First Grade - That I Wuv Hugs t-shirt was killer by the way. And who could forget the buzz cut in primary school? Dude, you looked terrible with no hair. Like a deformed alien.
Michael: My cousin put gum in my hair and that was the only way they could get it out. And thank you for bringing up such a traumatizing memory.
Tyler: Come on MomofMikey. Send me a Snapchat! . . . "
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"Supernatural: Are you a Dean or a Sam?"
Male/Male. Age range: 12 and up. Total length: Approx. 3 minutes.
When his best friend asks him if he's a Dean or a Sam (from the TV show Supernatural), Steve is dumbfounded. WHAT?
" . . . . . Derek: So “Am I a Dean or am I a Sam?”
Steve: (completely confused) What?
Derek: At first I thought, I’m a Sam (gesture at self) because I’m smart and (muscle pose) fit but he was going to be a lawyer before his Mom got killed by that demon and yech (make a face) lawyers. So then I thought, I’m a Dean (strike a cool pose, lift eyebrows suggestively) because he’s cool and very suave with the ladies but he also sold his soul to save his brother and while I like my brother (roll eyes and make a face as you mutter sometimes) sometimes, I wouldn’t sell my soul for him. So who am I?
Steve: What?
Derek: Am I a Dean? Or am I a Sam?
Steve: (confused and frustrated) WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? WHO ARE DEAN AND SAM? . . . . . . . . . "
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"Hello to the Moon"
Female/Female. Age Range: 14 and up. Total length: Approx. 3 minutes.
A teen, suffering from social media bullying and considering suicide, has an emotional confrontation with her best friend.
"Olivia: Darby! There you are. I’ve been calling and texting you for hours. Why didn’t you answer?
Darby: (still looking up into the distance) Did you ever look at the moon? I feel like I don’t look at the moon enough. I never say hello to the moon. (turning and asking very seriously) Do you ever say hello to the moon?
Olivia: (very worried sits down next to her. Says very carefully and calmly as if afraid of spooking Darby) No. I guess I haven’t. Are you okay Darby?
Darby: (gazing up again) I love the moon. It’s so white and pure. Like tombstones in a graveyard.
Olivia: Darby. Darby look at me. You’re scaring me.
Darby: (turns to look at Olivia) Do you think some people are born broken? . . . . . ."
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"Panic Attack"
Two Females. Age range: 14 and up. Total length: Approx. 4 minutes.
A girl suffers a panic attack at the thought of going to a party which leads to a hilarious response from her best friend.
" . . . . . . . Ellen: How do you know I don’t have a nervous disorder? What if I have a panic attack? What if I walk in, wearing my red dress, and everyone hates it? (change to a snooty, upper crust voice) “Oh, you’re wearing red? No one wears red to these gatherings. It’s a bit tacky. Were you confused? Did you think this was a Wear a Ridiculous dress party?” . . . . . .
Holli: (unbelieving) You’re going to get so nervous about getting chocolate on your red dress that you start crying? They’ll have napkins. Which you can use to wipe off the chocolate. (lots of big gestures during this rant, build towards yelling loudly at the end) And if they don’t have any napkins because the country is suddenly suffering from a nation wide shortage of napkins, I will grab some curtains, tear them off the wall and sew you a napkin so you can WIPE THE CHOCOLATE OFF YOUR DRESS!!!!! . . . . . ."
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"Not a Sheep"
Male/Female. Age Range: 14 and up. Total Length: Approx. 3-5 minutes.
Packed with laugh out loud moments, this duologue takes a serious turn when Jack reveals that he is being bullied at school. Ultimately heartwarming and uplifting, "Not a Sheep" celebrates character strength and diversity.
" . . . . . . Sophie: Um . . . I’m a little confused Jack. Why are we talking about sheep?
Jack: Because that is what the world wants us to be. A world of sheep. For everyone to think the same, act the same, be the same. (passionately) But Sophie, I am not a sheep. I am a dancer. I am a brother. I am a Doctor Who fan. (Sophie looks at him with a what? expression on her face) . . . . . But I AM NOT A SHEEP.
Sophie: But Jack those bullies hurt you. I am so angry. I can’t stop wanting to kill them.
Jack: Please don’t kill anyone Sophie. Prison would suck. Look, I’m okay. I try to avoid the bullies most of the time, but when I can’t, I fight back. Yes I got a bit bruised but dancers are great kickers. Hey! What is a duck’s favorite dance? The quackstep. (Jack flaps his arms a little like wings) Where did the computer go to dance? To a disc-o! (Jack does the John Travolta Saturday night live disco move with one arm up and then down and then walks closer to Sophie and does the Batman eye disco moves until finally Sophie starts giggling) . . . . ."
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"PK Club"
4 Females. Age Range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 3 minutes.
The members of the Depressed Pastor's Kid's Club are not happy. Why won't their Dads let them do anything? Written from a Christian perspective, "PK Club" is a a funny, modern take on life as a PK.
"Scene opens with Sky, and Mary are slumped depressed into various chairs. Mallory is texting. Taylor enters.
Taylor: Ew, ew, ew, ew, ewwwwwww!
Mary: Something wrong?
Taylor: (shuddering) I’ve been feeding the homeless. They are so disgusting. They smell. Their teeth are gross. And did I mention they are DISGUSTING?
Sky: Is that why you missed the trip to Disney World? Everyone was wondering where you were.
Taylor: My Dad insisted that I come with him on his monthly Help the Helpless mission trip. I’ve taken three showers and I still feel dirty. . . . . . "
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"The Season We Love the Most"
Male or Female. Age Range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx 3 minutes.
Winter is determined to win THE SEASON WE LOVE THE MOST competition this year. Summer tries to tell him Winter will never win.
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" . . . . .SUMMER: But Winter is cold and grey and yucky. Summer is sunshine and weddings in June, fireworks in July and vacations in August. Summer is perfect.
WINTER: You’re forgetting something. Winter is also Christmas. And Christmas is filled with frolicking elves and reindeers and Santa Claus. Ho, Ho, Ho.
SUMMER: But Christmas is only one day in Winter. The rest of Winter is cold and yucky and People freeze to death.
WINTER: (sing) “It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas.”
SUMMER: FREEZE . . . TO . . . DEATH. . . . . . "
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"Elves on Strike"
6 characters, Male or Female. Age range 8-14. Total Length: Approx 5 minutes.
The Elves are on strike. "No toys, no games, till the Elves are treated the same."
***A version with 8 characters is also included in this purchase.
"Tale as Old as Time"
5 characters, Female. Age range: 8-14. Total Length: Approx. 5 minutes.
Wonder Woman Barbie Doll, Ever High Raven Doll,
Shinjuku Fashion Koe Doll, American Girls Camille Doll and Disney Belle Doll find themselves magically brought to life by a despairing Magician. They decide to band together to help the Magician save her job.
*Includes musical phrases sung by the Belle doll and a brief appearance by an extra character, The Magician, at the beginning of the scene.
"Magician: Good night little dolls. I’m sorry I have failed. I wish there were a magic word like “Shazam” that would bring you alive. But I fear I am not a very good magician. Maybe it’s time to give up my dreams and get a normal job. One last show and then I’ll move on. I will miss you. After magician exits dolls start to move. They look astonished and surprised.
Belle: “I want adventure in the great, wide somewhere.” (gasp) I can move! I can sing!
Camille: Why am I on the ground? Are my legs broken?
Koe: Konichiwa. (surprised) I can talk too. I wonder if I can go shopping.
Raven: (lowers arm) I can finally put my arm down. (shakes arm) I’m so sore. (stand up and stretch) That was such a strange position.
Wonder Woman: (Jumps down from block and looks around suspiciously) Why can we suddenly move? Why can we suddenly speak? There must be something evil afoot. . . . . . )
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"Triple Threat Trio"
3 Females. Age range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 4.5 minutes.
Three friends, competing in dance, drama and singing at a competition, have a hilariously bad competition.
" . . . . . Lacey: I said good luck. Even though I blew it I still want you to win Dana.
Dana: You said good luck. You never say good luck to actors. You have to say break a leg. Oh no. I’m doomed.
Melanie: Don’t be silly. You’ll be great. Now get out there and own that stage. We’ll be cheering.
Lacey: There she is. (pointing out in the audience) I love this monologue. (starts speaking as if saying the monologue with Dana) “Thou art thyself, though not a Montague. What's Montague? It is not hand, nor foot. . . . . (horrified face) Did she just say tis not a belly button? Nor elbow? That’s not the line.
Melanie: Is that rap? Is she rapping? (puts hands over her eyes again)
Lacey: (saying unbelievingly) “Yo Romeo, hey Romeo. You’re looking so good, now join the hood.” This is a trainwreck. Look, she’s done. Melanie, take your hands off your eyes and clap. . . . . ."
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"Feeling Groovy"
3 Females. Age range 8-14. Total Length: Approx. 3.5 minutes.
While cleaning the attic, Hildy and Becca find a Genie in a trunk who whisks them off to the 1960's!
" . . . . . Becca: Is it over? What happened? That was scary.
Hildy: Maybe it was some kind of electricity thing?
Becca: That’s probably it. For a minute I thought we were being invaded by aliens.
Hildy: I thought it was a monster or a ghost. Attics are so creepy. But it’s stopped now and we’ll probably never know what happened.
Jeannie: I know what happened. It was me! (Jeannie steps forward)
Becca/Hildy: (grab each other as they scream) AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!
Jeannie: Greetings. I’m Jeannie. The Jeannie of the trunk. (put hands in namaste position and bow) Are you ready to go? . . . . . "
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"Do We Get Bacon?"
5 characters, Male or Female. Age range: 6-12. Total length: Approx. 4 minutes.
A new person on the farm has all the farm animals worried. Except for Duffy the dog who is very confused about everything. All he wants is bacon!
" . . . . Dilys: Are you feeling okay Gertie?
Lucy: You never like anyone. Ever.
Puddy: Are you a pod goat? Did Aliens take over your body?
Duffy: (shocked) Aliens took over Gertie? We have to hide. Everyone hide. And bring bacon because we’ll need to eat while we hide.
Puddy: (glaring at Duffy) Bring Bacon?
Duffy: And other things too like sausages and meatballs and other food things. Let’s go, let’s go. Everyone hide.
Lucy: Duffy, stop! Aliens did not take over Gertie. . . . ."
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"Survivor, Jr."
4 Females. Age Range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 3 minutes.
Four friends compete on Survivor, Jr. to win $1000.00.
" . . . . . . Kate: Bugs are good for you Melly. They’re full of protein. (walk over to campfire and look closely at Melly) Is that a bug on your arm? You should grab it and eat it for supper.
Melly: (Stands and screams) Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!
Robin: (Standing and comforting Melly) Kate was just joking Melly. There are no bugs on your arm.
Dori: I refuse to eat a bug. I refuse to eat anything that’s alive. Bugs have families too you know. . . . . . . ."
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"Goldie Takes the Stand"
4 Females. Age Range 10 and up. Approx. 3 minutes.
Goldilocks has been accused of trespassing and illegally eating porridge by Mama Bear. She is brought to court in front of Judge Mother Goose.
Characters can be easily changed to add 2 boys to the scene upon request.
" . . . . . Goldilocks: Well I was walking past the Three Bears house and I was so tired. I popped in to rest a moment but when I tried to sit down their chair broke into pieces.
Bo Peep: (jumping up) That was very dangerous. Did you buy that chair from the Big Bad Wolfe?
Mama Bear: Yes.
Bo Peep: You should talk to the Three Little Pigs. I heard they are suing him for making dangerous chairs.
Goldilocks: It was very upsetting.
Mama Bear: I object. We are not talking about dangerous chairs.
Mother Goose: (phoning) “Little Miss Muffet? Did we buy any of the Big Bad Wolf’s chairs? We did? et rid of them right away. They’re dangerous.” (To Goldilocks) What happened next? . . . ."
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"Eels are Electrifying"
1 Male/2 Females. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 3 minutes.
Emma the Eel wants to be the next Disney Princess but she has a little problem. She shocks anyone she hugs. Mindy the Mermaid and Gabriel the Angelfish try to help her solve her problem and change her image.
" . . . . Mindy: I think Emma would be a great Princess and a wonderful role model for all the little girl eels in the ocean.
Gabriel: No one likes eels. They’re scary and they shock you.
Mindy: Gabriel! How can you say such things?
Gabriel: It’s in the Angelfish rules. (Angel pose) I can not tell a lie.
Emma: Nobody likes me?
Mindy: Lots of people like you. (glares at Gabriel) Gabriel say something.
Gabriel: (clears throat) Behold the words of Gabriel the Angelfish. We like you. Other eels like you. And there’s a rumor that Ollie the Octopus has a crush on you but other than that? Nobody else likes you. Thus endeth the words of Gabriel, the Angelfish. . . . . ."
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"Grab Your Feathers"
3 Females. Age range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 3 minutes.
Bo Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Jill try to cheer up a depressed Mother Goose by putting on a show. Filled with rap, a Sheep kickline, and a cow singing "Uptown Funk", this show is bound to cheer Mother Goose up. Or to put it in show language: (rapping) "Grab your feathers and grab your hat. We're owning the stage, bet your peeper on that."
". . . . Little Red: Bo Peep, your sheep are going to do a kickline.
Bo Peep: A kickline?
Little Red: Like the Rockettes. We’ll call them the Sheepettes!
Bo Peep: I don’t know if my sheep can dance.
Little Red: Jill, you and Jack are going to be shot out of a cannon.
Jill: (wide-eyed shock) What?
Little Red: I saw it on America’s Got Talent. It was very eye catching.
Jill: SHOT OUT OF A WHAT? . . . . . . "
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"Eagles Beware!"
3 Females. Age range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 4 minutes.
3 Birds join together for protection when a Trained Eagle targets one of the birds.
Scene can be easily changed to 2 Females and 1 Male upon request.
" . . . . . Olivia: Now can we please go find another Birdstand? That one doesn’t have any mouse pies. The sign says they have mouse pies but do they have them? No. There are no mouse pies. Bark, Bark.
Remy: Olivia stop barking. You’re not a dog. You’re an Owl.
Olivia: I am a Barking Owl and when Barking Owls are upset, they bark. Bark, Bark.
Kelly: Pssst.
Remy: But you don’t sound like an owl. You sound like a dog. It’s embarrassing. Why can’t you hoot like other owls? (Remy gasps and then glares at Olivia. Olivia glares back at Remy. Kelly gets between them, pushes them apart and says.)
Kelly: Pssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssst.
Olivia: Kelly, why are you making that sound?
Kelly: There is an Eagle following me.. . . . "
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"Rapunzel's Amazing Adventure Puppet Show"
Male or Female. Age range 8 and up. Total Length: Approx 2 minutes.
A Puppet show for 2 (or 5 characters if desired). Rapunzel wants an adventure but Pascal thinks this is a bad idea. A very bad idea.
" . . . . . Sophie: (Old woman) Hello my pretty. You look bored. You need a new hairstyle. Let me cut your hair.
Sian: Pascal didn’t think it was a good idea.
Sophie: (Pascal) She looks creepy. What if you get a bad haircut?
Sian: But Rapunzel didn’t listen.
Sophie: (Rapunzel) My hair does drag on the ground. Everything gets caught in it. Dirt, twigs and yesterday there was a frog.
Sophie: (Pascal) A frog? (screaming in fear) Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Sian: You’re a lizard. Why are you afraid of frogs? . . . "
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"Super Cupid"
2 Females. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 5 minutes.
Angel Loriel has always wanted to be a Guardian Angel. Being assigned as a Cupid has her fuming until she accidently discovers her secret power. Hilarious duologue filled with great moments for both performers.
" . . . . .Loriel: Let’s talk about your hopes and dreams. Do you need guidance to help you achieve your goals in life?
Carlie: Hmm. Well, (tilt head thinking) my goal in life right now is to try to find some way to keep my brother from reading my diary. No matter where I hide it, he keeps finding it. Last week he posted a picture of the page where I talked about my Frog Fear on Instagram and now everyone keeps teasing me and giving me frogs!
Loriel: Your brother is ----------(fling arm out in same gesture as before but Carlie interrupts her before she can finish the sentence. Carlie again has a sappy, dreamy expression on her face)
Carlie: The most wonderful brother in the entire world? I love him so much. I love it when he tells all my secrets. I love all his silly little jokes. Putting a frog in my bed was so creative and he looked so happy when I started screaming.
Loriel: No, no, no! Stop! This is my fault. You don’t have the most wonderful brother in the world. You only think that because I aimed an arrow at you. (look at hands holding them out in front of her) I guess my hands are arrows. (look up at sky) It would be nice if someone told me these things. . . . . )
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"Witchlings"
4 Females. Age Range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 3-4 minutes
A runaway elf tries to fit in at Witchling Academy.
" . . . . Mira: You mean you think you should skip Spells class just in case you turn Miss Ginerva into a frog again.
Celeste: It was an accident!
Belinda: She looked so funny hopping after you with her wand croaking “avantibee”. Mark was standing on a desk screaming that he has frog fear and you kept turning kids into things. (pointing at Mira) You looked so funny as a hatrack.
Celeste: I just don’t understand Spells. I thought I was saying the words right.
Gilly: I’m sure you’ll do better today. My uncle had a really hard time when he first started being a dentist. He kept pulling the wrong teeth out but he got better.
Belinda: (looks at Gilly suspiciously again) Where did you say you were from again?
Gilly: Um . . . . up north. . . . . "
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"Unbirthdays"
2 Females and 1 Male/1 Female. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 3 minutes/
The Queen of Hearts wants every day to be her unbirthday and Alice does not agree. The White Rabbit just wants to escape before the Queen says "Off With Your Head". A hilarious look at life in Wonderland.
" . . . . Alice: (curtsies) Goodbye your majesty. You could write “I will learn to share” 100 times on a piece of paper. At my primary school the Teachers made the bad students do that and it always seemed to help. Perhaps it will help you too.
Queen: (very, very angry) WHAT?
Alice: (to the White Rabbit) See? She keeps saying that word.
White Rabbit: Maybe she has one of those Word of the Day calendars. Now come on. Remember? We’re late, we’re late for a very important date.
Alice: You know you say that a lot too.
White Rabbit: (pushing Alice towards exit) I know. I like those words. Now let’s go! (They both exit)
Queen: (seething with anger) How dare they! Off with their heads! (Point to various people in the audience) And off with your head. (points to another audience member) And your head. Off with everyone’s head! It’s not fair! I want presents! . . . . . "
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"Not a Trace"
Male or Female. Age: 13 and up. Time length: Approx 2 minutes.
Is it possible to meet your soulmate through a Dating App? Two teens ponder the possibilities until one shares a shocking secret. With light and dark touches, this scene is perfect for teaching or competition.
"A: . . . . .Have you ever tried an online dating app? . . . I’ve been thinking of joining one.
B: Why? You don’t have any problems dating.
A: Yea but everyone I know is boring. I don’t want to date any of them. And who knows? Maybe my soulmate is out there, just a few miles away, feeling the exact same thing.
B: No one meets their soulmate through an online dating app. They meet weirdos and liars and people who post profile pictures that are really old and taken before they lost all their hair and gained weight.
A: You’re talking about old people dating apps . . . . "
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"Egg and Feathering"
Male or Female. Age range: 14 and up. Total length: Approx. 2 minutes.
A prank goes wrong. Horribly, terribly wrong.
" . . . . B: He’s still in surgery.
A: (collapsing into chair) How did this happen? It was a prank. Just a prank. Do you think he’s going to be okay? (B doesn’t answer) What did they say?
B: I told you. Nobody said anything except he’s still in surgery.
A: That’s good though right? Still in surgery is good. (pause and then A stands up and walks over to B) There are already over five thousand hits on the video on Instagram.
B: Instagram? (sudden horrified realization) That’s right. We were filming his reaction for Instagram. What is wrong with us? What were we thinking?
A: We were thinking it would be a great prank. Mr. Canning gave us extra homework because we didn’t know what “Tar and Feathering” is. Who knows what tar and feathering is? So we egged and feathered his car. Remember? . . . . .."
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"Callbacks"
Male or Female. Age range: 6-12. Total length: Approx 1 minute.
A peek inside the minds of kids waiting for a Callback audition. Great emotional levels, perfect for acting class.
A Longer Version, approximately 3 minutes, is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . .B: Your Mum is so cool. I think my Mum is waiting in the lobby. She knows it makes me nervous when she hangs around. At least she’s not like Teresa’s Mum. (speak in exaggerated Diva voice, very haughty) “My daughter was in the National tour of Annie, and understudied Jane in Mary Poppins on Broadway. She should be precast. I want to speak to the Casting Director right now!”
A: She’s the worse. And look. (point) It’s Bobby’s Mom. Mrs. (very ditzy and disorganized) “What theater is this? The Shubert? We’re supposed to be at the Rand. (panicking) Bobby, come on. We’re late. . . . . . . ”
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"Flower Power"
Three Females. Age Range 8-12. Total Length Approx. 3 minutes.
A nervous Daisy is participating in her 1st Flower Fashion show. A funny, sweet scene that focuses on the power of friendship and and the power of differences.
" . . . . . . . Offstage voice: Places. Why aren’t you in places?
Rosie: Because we will not compete against each other.
Sunny: We will not be winners and losers.
Daisy: That’s right. We are all winners.
Offstage voice: But you can’t. . . .
Rosie: Oh yes we can. Haven’t you ever heard of Flower Power?
Sunny: Places Flowers!
Daisy: You mean, places Winners!"
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"Reindeer Rock Stars"
4 Male or Female. Age range: 8 and up/Flexible. Length: Approx 2.5-3 minutes.
There are 361 days till Christmas. The Reindeer have nothing to do. Until Cupid has a brilliant idea!
"At Rise: Reindeer are standing or sitting on stage looking very, very bored.
Cupid: How many more days till Christmas?
Dasher: 361. (Reindeer all groan)
Comet: I asked the elves if the reindeer could help make toys this morning. (other three reindeer look at her hopefully)
Vixen: What did they say?
Comet: They didn’t say anything. They were too busy laughing at me.
Dasher: I suppose we could play some reindeer games.
Vixen: No. I absolutely refuse to play another silly reindeer game. . . . . . "
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"Calling Dr. Barbie"
4 Females. Age Range: 6-10. Total Length: Approx 3 minutes.
Disaster strikes the Doll Room when Olivia's new puppy Skippy comes to play. Who are you gonna call? Dr. Barbie!
" . . . . .Dr. Barbie: Oh my. What happened?
Adora: It was Skippy.
Dr. Barbie: Skippy?
Diva: Olivia’s new puppy. (glares) The doll destroyer.
Valencia: Dr. Barbie, can you fix me? Skippy took my shoe and chewed on my foot. Will I ever dance again?
Dr. Barbie: Of course you will. (puts on stethoscope and takes heartbeat) Say Ahhhh.
Valencia: Ahhhh.
Dr. Barbie: My Diagnosis: You need a new shoe. (hands one to her from her doctor bag. Valencia puts it on) Tada!
Valencia: Thank you Dr. Barbie. I can dance again. (twirls around) . . . . . . "
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"2:00 A.M."
Male or Female. Age range: 15 and up. Total length: Approx. 1.5 - 2 minutes.
A Teen is kicked out of their house after coming out to their parents. Honest and painful, this duologue offers a good platform for class discussion or emotional demo reels.
" . . . . .A: Yes really gay. Can we talk about this more in the morning? I’m so tired. I just want to go to sleep. (starts to walk past B but is stopped by a gesture)
B: Uh . . . .on second thought, it’s probably not a good idea for you to sleepover since my parents aren’t here.
A: What do you mean? I sleepover all the time.
B: That was before I knew you were gay.
A: (unbelieving) Are you serious? Why are you acting like this? So I’m gay. I’m still me.
B: I think you should go.
A: (pleading) It’s 2:00 A.M. I have nowhere else to go. (B continues to stare out into the audience. A confronts B) You’re my best friend. Are you really going to turn me away? . . . . . "
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"Barely a Scratch"
Two Performers/M or F. Age range: 15 and up. Total length: Approx 1 minute.
A casual conversation becomes intensely serious when a teen confesses they are cutting themselves.
" . . . . A: Haha. Long sleeves when it’s over 90 degrees outside? (B tugs shirt sleeves. A suddenly looks upset) Wait. Did you really . . . . . I thought that was just a rumor.
B: (looking away) I don’t know what you are talking about.
A: Did you really try to kill yourself?
B: (shocked denial) What? No! Of course not.
A: (gesturing at sleeves) But then why . . . . .
B: (yelling) It’s just a shirt. (awkward pause) Okay. I . . .sort of cut myself a little. (A is looking horrified) It was barely a scratch. I’ve just been so sad and I can’t seem to stop being sad. . . . . . "
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"The Dance of the Snowflakes"
11 M or F. Age range: 1 Adult (or teen), 10 characters 4-6. Total Length: 5-6 minutes
Perfect for a Winter or Christmas program for Preschool/Kindergarten, this delightful scene features an older Narrator with 10 younger children. Gather round for a tale as old as time, the "Dance of the Snowflakes".
All Snowflakes have female names but these can be easily changed to male.
" . . . . . Mira: What’s happening? I don’t feel very good.
Clea: I hate the wind!
All the Snowflakes are twitching and sinking down to the ground.
Shayla: I can’t move anymore.
Gemma: Help! Help! Someone please help us!
Narrator: The South Wind’s plan was working. Soon the little Snowflakes would melt away and be gone forever. But all was not lost. The North Wind had heard the cries of the Snowflakes and rushed to save them. The North Wind quickly blew a breath of cold, frosty air over the Snowflakes. . . . . . "
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"Night Sprites"
6 Females. Age Range: 6-10. Total Length: Approx 3 minutes.
The Night Sprites have a problem. The Elves have taken over their title as the Best Pranksters. But the Sprites won't give up!
"At Rise: Ella, Deysi, Alwyn, Linnett and Bronwyn are standing in the background, scattered about, as trees. Arms are in air like branches and everyone is frozen in place with no expression on their face. Coventina enters.
Coventina: (in lyrical, dramatic fashion)
“Come forth from the night, Come forth from the trees. Calling all Sprites, Come forth. Be Free.”
As Coventina finishes the calling the girls all start stretching and relaxing.
Bronwyn: (jumping happily) Oh. It feels so good to stretch.
Linnett: What took you so long? . . . . . "
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"Talk to the Animals"
2 Females, 3 M or F. Age Range: 6-12. Total Length: Approx 2.5-3 minutes.
Iago, the Cheshire Cat and Scar from Lion King are all guests on the brand new livestream "Talk to the Animals". It might not have been the perfect guest list. Yikes!
" . . . . . . Iago: This is the Talk show? Squawk! My agent is fired!
Jackie: Don’t you just love to hate him?
Iago: What? No one hates me. I’m adorable. Right?
Blakely: (wide eyes as she tries to think of something to say) Um . . . sure. (nervous laugh) In a mean bird kind of way. . . . . ."
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Human Again
1 Female, 2 M or F, Age Range 8-12. Total Length: Approx 2.5-3 minutes
3 kids suddenly find themselves turning into animals. But they have no superpowers and no idea why this is happening! A very funny scene that use body language to explore characterization.
*Originally written for 3 females, 2 of the roles can easily be changed to male.
"At Rise: Dilys is sitting on her knees with her hands on the ground. Katie is standing with her arms spread wide and Gianna is flat on the floor spread eagled. They are frozen at in place at lights up.
Dilys: (standing up, brushing arms, legs) Are we back? Are we human again?
Gianna: (standing and doing a little twirl) Arms, legs, (flip hair) adorable hair - yes, we’re back.
Dilys: (To Katie who is still frozen in place and hasn’t moved) Katie, you can relax. We’re human again.
Katie: (finally relaxing and dropping her arms) Oh my goodness, oh my goodness. Why does this keep happening?
Dilys: I don’t know. Was anyone bitten by a spider? . . . . "
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"Saving the Little Mermaid's Big Sister"
1 Female, 3 M or F. Age range: 8-14. Total Length: Approx 3 minutes
Ariel's big sister Adella is making a big mistake. Prince Bertram is nothing like Prince Eric. So it's up to 3 intrepid fish to save the day.
Gilda: Be polite but we must stop her from making this horrible mistake.
" . . . . Sia: Should I offer to fight Prince Bertram? I am a Siamese fighting fish. We are excellent fighters. (do a karate pose) Hi Yah!
Gilda: No. There will be no fighting. Understand?
Sia: (big sigh) Fine.
Gilda: Miggle? (Miggle is swaying back and humming) Miggle?
Miggle: (suddenly bursting into song) “Under the Sea, under the Sea. Darling it’s better, down where it’s wetter, take it from me.”
Gilda/Sia: MIGGLE! . . . . . ."
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"Rumble in the Jungle"
13 M or F. Age Range: One Adult (or Teen) 12 characters 4 - 8. Total Length: Approx: 6-7 minutes.
A wonderful piece perfect for a study on the environment or an end of the year program. This delightful scene features a Teacher who has taken her students on a camping trip in the jungle. With group singing, a charade moment and lots of group lines, this comedic scene will delight actors and audience.
" . . . .Teacher: What do you mean? (she looks at her shoulder where there is a big spider) Spider!!!!! AHHHHHHH!!!! (teacher starts brushing her shoulder and jumping around panicking) Get it off, get it off, get it off. I hate spiders. I hate the jungle. (all the kids gasp with shock)
Caleb: I think this is the Rumble.
Everyone: Rumble. Rumble. Rumble.
Teacher: AHHHHHHH!!!!!
Everyone: Jungle. Jungle. Jungle.
Teacher: I want to go home!!!!
Everyone: Rumble in the Jungle. Rumble in the Jungle.
Teacher: I’m so scared of spiders.
Chloe: Mantra time. Say it with us.
Everyone & Teacher:
Are you ready to ride?
We’re going to the jungle.
Just jump in the jeep
And rumble in the jungle
Everyone: We love the Jungle!
Teacher: Except Spiders."
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"Wilding"
8 M or F. Age Range: One Adult (or Teen) and 7 younger characters. Total Length: Approx. 8 - 10 minutes.
One day the grandchildren of "Where the Wild Things Are" decide that they are very tired of hearing the story of Max and his adventures. They want to go on their own adventure. "Wilding" is perfect for class performances with young students.
*Please contact M4K is you need additional roles and we will be happy to edit Wilding for you.
"Teacher: Once upon a time there was a boy named Max who lost his temper and was sent to his room without any dinner. Then he found himself in a magical forest where the wild things are. . . . . The grandchildren heard the story many times. They knew every line in the story. They knew every monster. But each year they listened till one year they didn’t. They ran to Mia’s room. They said “We can’t listen to this story again.”
Kids: (turning around) “We can’t listen to this story again.”
Teacher: They said “We know every line.”
Kids: (kids walk forward and stand beside the Teacher as they say): “We Know every line.”
Teacher: (steps back so she is behind the line of kids, upstage) “They said we know every monster.”
Kids: “We know every monster.”
Teacher: This year they decided to make a change. (Teacher walks to downstage right where a podium is set up and places the book on the podium leaving the children alone on the stage) They said: “We want to have a Wild adventure of our own”. . . . ."
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"Snakes"
10 M or F. Age Range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 4-5 minutes.
A group of kids having a "Jungle Adventure" meet a group of kids living in the jungle, stranded after a shipwreck. Funny with a strong environment theme and a persistent running joke about a snake.
" . . . Phillip: Does anyone hear anything? Sounds like whispering.
Quinn: Relax Phillip. No one is lurking in the trees whispering.
Sawyer: Unless it’s your snake girlfriend following us. I’ve heard snakes can move pretty fast when they slither on the ground.
Quinn: (makes a hissing, whispering sound) Phillipssssss. I wantssssss yousssss.
Phillip: (stands up nervously) That is really not funny. Can we please talk about something else?
Gemma: Calm down Phillip. We’ll stop teasing you. Let’s talk about the next step in our Jungle Adventure. . . . . "
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"Looking for a King"
4M, 4F, 1M or F. Age Range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx 5 minutes.
A frustrated reporter is trying to find Jesus. But giggly girls and silly boys leave the reported confused. Is Jesus the King of the Jews? A fun, modern look at teen life during that time.
" . . . . Chloe: You look so cute! I am totally jealous. I begged my Mom to get me a new head covering but she was all “We have to purchase goats which are far more important than a new head covering.” (Pouts) My Mom likes goats more than me.
Jessica: Oh no Chloe, I’m sure that’s not true. You parents are just thinking ahead. Some day those goats might be part of your dowry.
Elise: Puh-leeze. Who cares about goats? (To Chloe) Or your dowry. Alanna, I want to hear the latest gossip about Jesus. Did he really get lost at Passover?
Alanna: So lost. His parents had to search for him everywhere. Mr. “Future King” and he can’t even keep from getting lost.
Reporter: Did you say Future King? I’m sorry I couldn’t help overhearing you. . . . . "
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"Supers"
5 Males. Age Range 10 and up. Approximately 8 minutes.
Five Superheros who have lost their powers try to find a way to get their powers back.
*Easily adapted to Female Version.
"Mighty Max: Well it’s official. We’ve been taken off the Superhero list and put on the Inactive list. (Velocity goes from sitting cross legged to flopping down flat on his back starfishing. Merrick continues glaring straight ahead. Beast Boy’s hands turn into fists as he thrusts them up in the air with determination still keeping his eyes closed. Blink slithers over behind Mighty Max. Mighty Max turns around and confronts Blink holding out one of the papers.) Here’s your official notification.
Blinkvisible: How did you know I was here?
Mighty Max: I can see you.
Blinkvisible: No you can’t see me. I’m (striking a pose with both arms in a wide V) BLINKVISIBLE. Blink (blink eyes very dramatically) and I turn invisible.
Velocity: (sitting up) Blink, we can see you. You’ve lost your powers.
Blinkvisible: No I haven’t. I refuse to lose my powers. You’re just guessing where I am because you can hear my voice. . . . . "
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"My First Tik Tok"
Female. Age range 12 and up. Total Length: Approx 3-4 minutes.
Posting your first Tik Tok video is easy. Deciding what it's about, that's the hard part.
" . . . . . .Ella: I could say (thinking and then get an idea) “Beeeee the future” with some cute bees in the background. People love bees. And I’ll have a song playing while I do my poses. Like. . . . . . . uh . . . (eyes light up with idea) Lizzo’s “Made you Look”. Perfect.
Lottie: I’m so confused. How do bees and Lizzo go together?
Ella: The music will keep saying (talk/sing this phrase) “Made you Look, Made you Look” and I’ll be doing poses. (excited) This is going to go viral so fast.
Lottie: What about the bees?
Ella: Oh I’ll just find a photo of a cute cartoon bee and photoshop it into the background.
Lottie: Ella, this is ridiculous. Bees, the Future and Lizzo? None of that goes together. It doesn’t make any sense. . . "
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"Supervillain Bromance"
Male. Age range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx 4-5 minutes.
What happens when four Supervillains meet? Captain Darkness, The Deadly Dark, The Hammer and Gore argue over who is the scariest Supervillain.
Includes shorter version with 2 Supervillains: Captain Darkness and The Deadly Dark.
" . . . . Captain: I see. (Takes a couple of steps and then turn back) The Deadly Dark. D.D. (Crouch down and speak like a little kid acting frightened) “Oh I’m so scared. Look up in the sky, it’s D.D.”
Deadly: Ha ha, very funny. And I don’t fly. I creep in out of the darkness to work my evil deeds. (take a few steps CS, in a sneaky stealthy way)
Captain: (take an aggressive swooping step towards CS) Well I swoop in out of the dark to work my evil deeds. (Both are up close and glaring at each other)
Deadly: My name is awesome. I’m very scary.
Captain: My name is awesome. I’m even more scary.
Deadly: Fine. We’re both scary. . . . . "
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"Teddy Bear Picnic"
3 Male or Female. Age range 6-12. Total Length: Approx 3-4 minutes.
Three Teddy Bears prepare for the Teddy Bear Picnic. A delightful scene which can be performed by boys or girls with minimal stage and costume requirements.
"At Rise: Lights come up to see three teddy bears. Each of the three teddy bears has a bear ear headband and wears a bow of some kind around their neck. Talley is lying face down on the floor. Tory is on a chair sideways with one leg hanging off. Tansy is sitting on another chair in the center very prim and proper.
Talley: Are they gone?
Tansy: (Looking around) Yes.
Talley: (stands up and stretches) Why does Amy always leave me face down on the ground? My face is getting so dirty. (rubs face)
Tory: (trying to sit up and ends up falling off the chair) Oof!
Tansy: Are you alright Tori?
Tory: I think so. My leg is getting a little loose. Chelsea keeps twisting it. . . . . . . "
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"The 3 Ringateers"
3 Females. Age Range 8-12. Total Length: Approx. 2-3 minutes.
Three friends practice their auditions (Ditzy, British or Dramatic) for the role of Ringmaster.
" . . . . . Kelli: If you’re going to go British you have to use British buzz words. Like pip pip and tally ho. Right Lacey?
Lacey: Right. (Pause) What am I agreeing with?
Kelli: Try again Sarah. Just pep it up a little.
Sarah: Okay. I can do that. (Clear throat and speak in British accent again) Greetings Ladies and Gentlemen. Welcome to the pip pippiest show on earth. We have wonderful performers so Talley ho! (Kelli and Lacey chap loudly) That sounded weird.
Kelli: It was great. That was a lot better. Now I’ll do mine. (Very dramatically) Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to the Greatest show on earth. . . . . ."
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"Danger"
1 Male/1 Female. Age range: 8-12. Total Length: Approx. Length: 3-4 minutes.
A light-hearted adventure turns dangerous when a dam bursts.
*Can be easily adapted to Male/Male or Female/Female with name changes.
" . . . .Pippa: On no! It’s trapped. We have to rescue it Jake. If the river overflows, it will drown. (Both suddenly flinch and react to a loud crashing sound behind them) What was that?
Jake: I’ve got a bad feeling about this. Pippa, I think the dam on the river just busted. (reaches down and pulls Pippa up. Speaking urgently and a bit frantically) Come on, let’s go. Start walking or I will drag you. I mean it.
Pippa: Jake please. We can’t just leave the puppy there.
Jake: Pippa listen to me. We are in deadly danger. Mom and Dad trusted me to watch over you. We have to get out of these woods and away from the water, now! . . . . "
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"My Big Sister's First Date"
2 Females. Age range: 8-12. Total length: Approx. 3-4 minutes.
Kacie has finally been asked out on a date. Her younger sister and best friend hilariously recreate the moment and then wonder what will happen next.
A Shorter Version, approximately 1.5 minutes, is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . . . Lucy: Here you be Kacie. (Changing stance to look like a boy trying to be cool) And I’ll be Bradley.
Sophie: I can totally do Kacie. (Sits all girly, playing with her hair)
Lucy: (walks over to side of stage and then walks back strutting like a guy. Stops and looks at Kacie nervously) Uh . . . . hey Kacie.
Sophie: (in high girly, giggly voice) Oh hi Bradley. (Gives him a little wave)
Lucy: So uh . . . . .(looks around) that is . . . . .uh, well, I was just wondering . . . . (tugs at collar of shirt as if it’s too tight) Is it hot in here?
Sophie: (wide-eyed and clueless) I don’t think so. (Coos) By the way, your muscles are looking very muscular.
Lucy: (proudly) Thanks. I’ve been working out. (Strikes a he-man muscle man pose and then looks nervous again) So the thing is . . . . . . . . . . ."
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"Pig Power"
3 Females. Age Range 8-12. Total Length Approx. 3-4 minutes.
The Big Bad Wolf is suing the 3 Little Pigs for Personal Injury after huffing and puffing and trying to blow their house down.
". . . . .Lily: (grabs Lacy’s hand and pulls it down) Why are you waving to the Big Bad Wolf? He wants to blow our house down. He’s the enemy!
Lacy: You know I’ve been doing some reading Lily and I think the reason Mr. Big is always acting out —
Lily: Acting out?
Lacy: I think he’s lonely. Maybe he has low self esteem and he just needs someone to give him some positive attention. (waves to audience again and says) I love your outfit Mr. Big. You’re looking awesome today. (does a thumbs up)
Lucy: (rushing in) Oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no. We’re doomed! Doomed! What will we do? What will we do? . . . . . . "
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"We are the Champions"
1 Male/1 Female. Age Range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 3-5 minutes
A brother and sister prepare to defend their crown at the Annual Talent Show. Filled with funny scenes, sassy lines, and accents, "The Reigning, Abolutely Amazing, Talent Show Champs" will bring down the House.
" . . . . Molly: The judges loved our Mice. And remember the year before when you owned the stage as the UPS man?
Darcy: I was pretty awesome. (Gets into character. Looks around) "Now that is what I call a mansion. Probably the home of some hotshot Wall Street trader or something like that. Must be nice. What a life!
(Stuffy British accent) Good morning Jeeves. Would you mind fetching me a spot of tea? And the Grey Poupon?
(Speak like Igor all hunched over and breathy) Yes, Master, whatever you say master.
(Stuffy British accent) Ta ever so. Oh and I feel the urge to go boating this morning. Buy me a new yacht. A purple one this time. . . . . . "
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"Do Dogs go to Heaven?"
2 Males. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 2 minutes.
Two angry boys begin to bond over their dogs and find out that friendship is alot better than fighting.
" . . . . Finn: Look, I’m sorry I hit you. I don’t understand why you are being so mean but I shouldn’t have hit you. I’ve just been really stressed lately. My dog got hit by a car last week and died. I’ve had Boo Boo since I was 5 and I can’t believe he’s gone. He’s always been my best friend and I miss him (Pause and then stick hand out with a gesture). Okay now you can call me a Sissy Baby.
Zac: (smiling) You named your dog Boo Boo?
Finn: Give me a break. I was only 5.
Zac: My dog’s name was Bubba.
Finn: Bubba?
Zac: Yea, he was my dad’s dog and then when I was born he sort of became my dog. He was great. He was really old but he was still my best friend. (Looks down and then with a soft tone) I’m sorry I was a jerk. Bubba died and my parents moved here and I don’t know anyone and I guess it was just easier ------- . . . . . . . "
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"Go, Go Environment"
1 Male, 3 Females. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 3-4 minutes.
A boring Science Fair presentation turns hilarious when a student team present their entry dressed as Environmental Superheroes.
"Amanda: Good day. My name is Amanda River and as part of the Science Fair my group will be doing a presentation on the environment. . . . . . Um . . . . so . . . . .
Luke: (walks out from one side of stage. Talk robotically like the Terminator, hands on hips) Earth is being destroyed. Pollution is killing us. Come with me if you want to live!
Dana: (walks out from other side of stage. Claps hands and saying singsongy like a cheerleader with each sentence) Let’s get lean! Let’s go green! (Jump in air as if doing a cheer) Go Team Green!
Sara: (walks out to center of stage waving hi) Have you hugged a tree today? Or a bunny? Trees and animals needs hugs too.. . . ."
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"J&J"
M/F. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 3-5 minutes.
Jack and Jill are fetching a pail of water again. And even though Jack keeps breaking his crown and Jill keeps tumbling down, they have plans. One day Jack will be a Hero and Jill will be President. One day!
A Shorter Version, approximately 2 minutes, is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . . By the way, Miss Muffet is still really upset that you broke her tuffet. Did you see her twitter status this morning?
Jill: (outraged) She posted that on twitter? What did she say?
Jack: Jill, #clumsyqueen, #tumbleloser, #tuffetdestroyer, #revengewillbesweet.
Jill: Revenge? Oh please. Like I’m worried about Little Miss Muffet. She’s afraid of spiders. Only weinies are afraid of spiders.
Jack: I’m afraid of spiders.
Jill: Point made. (Smirking) Jill 1, Jack 0.
Jack: Ha ha. I heard she was seen talking to the Big Bad Wolf. I’d be careful about going to Grandma’s House anytime soon. Or should I say tumbling to Grandma’s House anytime soon.. . . . . . . . ."
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"The King of 2nd Place"
2 Males. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
Great. 2nd Place AGAIN! When your best friend always gets first place, it's hard to celebrate.
A Longer Version, approximately 4-5 minutes, is also included in this purchase.
"Jack: (enthusiastically pumping fists in air) Woo hooo! First and second place. We did it again.
Riley: (sarcastically) Yea for us.
Jack: (looks at Riley confused) You don’t sound very happy. Come on, help me celebrate. We were the best.
Riley: No, YOU were the best Jack. I came in 2nd place.
Jack: So? We still got first and second.
Riley: (shakes ribbon at Jack in anger) Do you know many of these I have? (gestures angrily stage right) I could probably cover that wall with 2nd place ribbons. Every single time we do something, you always get first. We try out for a show; you get the lead and I’m in the chorus. . . .. . . . . "
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"Christmas Toy Tales"
5 characters, Male or Female. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 3-4 minutes
It's Christmas at the Resale shop and every Toy has hopes and dreams of being loved by a child again.
" . . . . Mickey: Where am I? What is this place? I don’t like it here. I want to go home.
New toys stir. GI Joe walks over. Twin Dolls walk over in step, Sparkle dances over.
GI Joe: State your name, type of toy and former residence. Mickey: I don’t understand.
GI Joe: (to the other toys) Signs of resistance. I repeat, state your name, type of toy and former residence.
Mickey: (big eyes) I’m Mickey Mouse.
Sparkle: Relax GI, it’s just a new Disney toy.
GI Joe: (suspiciously) How do we know he’s not a spy?. . . . . . . . "
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"PETA: Superheroes for Animals"
2 Females. Age range: 6-10 and 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
Why is that woman wearing a fox around her neck?
" . . . . . Hunter: I’m not upset about losing Mom, (preening voice) though I am an awesome looking Wonder Woman. I’m upset about who won. (outraged voice) They gave 1st place to Heather Wills and she was wearing a fox fur around her neck.
Mom: A fox fur?
Hunter: She said it was her grandmothers. Think of that poor little fox, (happy, perky voice) running happily in the forest and then whap! (Doom and gloom voice) Doomed to live forever around some old lady’s neck.. . . . . "
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"Flunking Fairy Spells?"
4-5 Females. Age Range: 6-12. Total length: Approx. 4 minutes
Fairies Glitter, Pip, Snowdrop and Lavender are all attending Fairy School. But Pip is flunking Fairy Spells!
A Longer Version with 5 characters, is also included with this purchase.
" . . . . Pip: (suddenly yelling loudly) I’M FLUNKING FAIRY SPELLS? FLUNKING? (flustered and panicking) What does this mean? Am I going to be kicked out of Fairy School? What will I do? What will I do?
Glitter: Let me see that. (reading) Congratulations Glitter. You did a wonderful job yesterday. Your fairy dust sparkled and you created a lovely rainbow out of stardust and moonbeams. (looks up at others proudly) This is great. I don’t understand why you’re upset.
Lavender: (grabbing the paper) You’re only reading the part about you. Let me see it. (reading) Dear Lavender Blue, we love you. Whether you’re blue or whether you’re green, you’re the best Flower Fairy we’ve ever seen. . . . . . . . "
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"Presenting Twinkles"
4 Females. Age Range: 6-12. Total length: Approx. 4.5 minutes
Dr. Barbie, Evie (a Disney Descendant Doll), and Samantha (an American Girl Doll) all wonder why the HUMAN GIRL has a new doll. It's very confusing. Being a Doll isn't easy especially when someone new joins the group.
" . . . . . Dr. Barbie: Yes that’s it, my Steth uh . . . . stepha . . thingie. Where did she put it? I’m supposed to wear it.
Evie: Are you sure you’re a doctor?
Dr. Barbie: Of course I’m sure. I’m Dr. Barbie. Stylish AND smart.
While Evie and Dr. Barbie have been talking, Samantha has noticed Twinkles back in the corner. She tiptoes up to her. Twinkles has been watching Evie and Dr. Barbie talk and has not noticed her.
Samantha: (suddenly says) Hi! I’m Samantha. I’m an American Girl doll. Who are you? Are you new?
Twinkles: (is startled and shrieks and jumps as she says) Ahhhh!!!!!!
Samantha: Your name is Ahhhhhh! That’s a very strange name. . . . . . . "
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"Soft Kitty"
2 Females. Age range: 6-10. Total length: Approx. 2 minutes.
Two girls sneak around the house, trying to figure out a way to watch the Big Bang Theory.
" . . . . Laura: 5:45 PM? (Both actresses look at watches)
Sarah: Check. Magnifying glass? (Both actresses pull out magnifying glasses and hold it up to eye and look through and then put back in their pockets)
Laura: Check. We’re ready. Tonight we will finally achieve our Mission Goals.
Sarah: Check. Uh . . . . . . . what exactly are our Mission Goals again?
Laura: To finally watch the Big Bang Theory. Remember?
Sarah: I thought your Mom said it was too old for you.
Laura: My Mom still thinks I’m a baby. I could probably drive the car if I were big enough to see over the steering wheel. . . . . . . . . ."
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"Spy Brothers"
2 Males. Age Range: 8-12. Total Length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
Two brothers can't stop arguing while on a family spy mission.
" . . . . . .Snake: I'm missing my soccer game.
Spider: I told you not to join the team. Spies can't join things. We have to be ready to go on a mission at a moment’s notice.
Snake: I hate being a spy. I don't even know who we're spying on. Why do we have to be spies just because our parents are spies?
Spider: It's our birthright. We have a family spy tradition. You know you could be starving in Africa. Or dying from the ebola virus.
Snake: OR I could be running down the soccer field right now scoring the winning goal, listening to the crowd cheer wildly as they chant my name. (Say this in cheer chant mode) Ty- ler! Ty-ler . . . . . . ."
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"I'm the Mary"
2 Females. Age range: 8-12 Total length: Approx. 2 minutes
Mother Goose is presenting a Nursery Rhymes Show featuring Mary. Mary who had a Little Lamb and Mary, Mary Quite Contrary, both think THEY are the Mary that Mother Goose is looking for.
"Mary: (entering and walking over to Mary, Mary and glaring) Excuse me. You're standing in my spot.
Mary, Mary: No I'm not. The Director of the Nursery Rhymes Musical Extravaganza said "Mary stands here." I'm Mary and I'm standing here.
Mary: (angrily) You are NOT Mary. I'm the Mary. Perhaps you've heard the famous nursery rhyme? "Mary had a little lamb, her fleece was white as snow." (Place hand on chest dramatically) That's me.
Mary, Mary: (very sweetly) How nice for you. And perhaps you've heard the much more famous nursery rhyme "Mary, Mary quite contrary, how does your garden grow?" (does same chest motion) That would be me. . . . . . . . . . "
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"Superclutz"
2 Males. Age range: 8-12. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
A clumsy boy is trying to tell his best friend about a VERY BAD DAY at baseball.
A Shorter Version, approximately 1 minute, is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . . . Sam: You didn’t see my last game? (Voice rising, very dramatically) The one where I tripped and fell on top of the catcher, breaking his hand, and according to his mother, ruining his life forever. While, AT THE SAME TIME, striking out and losing the game?
Matt: No. So?
Sam: (frustrated) So? So? Everyone posted pictures of this on Instagram and Facebook. (despair) Everyone is laughing at me.
Matt: Sam, you’re handling this wrong. You should be all (talk in surfer dude voice) “Dude, I totally went all superclutz today. Wasn’t I radical?” And then people will laugh with you instead of at you. . . . . . . "
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"Picture Day"
2 Females or Male/Female. Age range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 2-3 minutes
What do you do when your School Picture turns out incredibly bad? A hilarious duologue as a friend tries to "spin" the reason why her friend's face looks like she's morphing into a werewolf.
A Longer Version, approximately 3-5 minutes and featuring a Male and a Female, is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . . . .Claire: On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best picture ever ----
Zoe: Like mine. (poses with cute smile)
Claire: (glaring at her) And 1 being the worse picture ever, mine is a minus 100. (tilt head thinking) I wonder if my parents would consider moving.
Zoe: Oh come on, it can't be that bad. (Claire hands the paper over to her wordlessly. Zoe looks at it and her eyes widen) Okay this IS pretty bad. What happened?
Claire: I had to sneeze. And I didn't want my school picture to be a picture of me sneezing so I tried to stop and hold the sneeze in and (gestures with photo) that happened.
Zoe: (studying picture) You look deformed. Like your face is morphing into something else. Like a werewolf. . . . . . . . . . "
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"Be the Tree"
3 Females. Age range 10 and up. Total Length: Approx. 3-4 minutes.
Volleyball class is replaced with Acting Class. And now the Teacher wants them to "Bend, Be, and Break" dramatically. What is she talking about? Be the Tree?
" . . . . . Liz: I don’t understand. Now we’re supposed to be a tree? How can anyone be a tree? A tree is a plant. It doesn’t have thoughts or feelings. It’s just there.
Marty: (takes a few steps back and forth as she says these lines) Be the tree. BEE THE TREEE. (Suddenly put her hands in the air and start swaying) It’s windy. And the wind is pushing me around. But I stand firm. (stop swaying and just stand there with arms in the air) I am the tree.
Jane: That’s so good Marty. Let’s see. My tree is shy. (wrap arms around herself) And even though she wants to talk to the other trees, she doesn’t know what to say. So she just wraps her leaves around herself and listens. (looks out into audience and jumps a little with her arms still wrapped around herself) I’ve got it Ms. Dodd. Look. I am the tree.
Liz: (she has just been standing there as the others become a tree with a confused and disbelieving expression on her face. Suddenly looks out at audience) Yes Ms. Dodd? Be the tree? I’m just a little confused about the whole being a tree thing.. . . . . (awkwardly places her arms in air). I feel like an idiot.. . . ."
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"Eeebar and Oookla"
1 Female, 2 M or F. Age Range: 8-14. Total length: Approx. 4-5 minutes.
Catherine has been given the job of showing the 2 new students around the school. Eeebar and Oookla are trying to blend though it's a little difficult when you are from another planet!
" . . . . . Catherine: I’m on the student council and I am also in choir and Drama Club. We’re having auditions for Peter Pan next Tuesday if you’re interested. I’m auditioning for Peter. (stand with legs apart and point one arm in air and put other at hip as you say) “Second Star to the right and straight on till morning.”
Eeebar: (looks alarmed) Second star to the right? Meepbor?
Oookla: (frightened) She is a Meepborian? (start turning in a circle saying in a panicked voice) Haa! Haa! Haa!
Eeebar: (grabs Oookla and stops her) Control your bodily unit. . . . . . . "
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"Pranks"
2 Females. Age range: 6-10 Total length: Approx. 1 minute.
Everyone loves pranks. Right?
A Longer Version, approx 1.5 minutes is also included in this purchase.
" . . . . Sarah: That was one of the best pranks ever!
Laura: Did you see Hillary’s face? (does terrified face) FROGS! We’re being attacked by FROGS!
Sarah: And then she was all (jump around as brushing at shoulders and body while yelling) “Get it off, GET IT OFF!” (High fives Laura) We are good.
Laura: Yes we are. But we did climb out the window to escape detention. Our parents will not like that. (shakes head sadly)
Sarah: Mom said that if we pulled anymore pranks, we would be grounded till Christmas. . . . ."
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"Ballerina Buddies"
2 females. Age range: 5-8. Total length: Approx. 1.5 - 2 minutes.
Sometimes all a little ballerina needs is a dancing buddy.
A Longer version, approximately 3 minutes, is also included in this order.
*Basic knowledge of ballerina terms is needed.
" . . . . . . Lisa: I give up. I’m terrible.
Jessica: (comes over and sits besides Lisa and pats her shoulder) You can do it. I have faith in you.
Lisa: Even after I bumped into you twice?
Jessica: Even then. Though I may have to get a padded tutu. (Girls giggle together) Let’s try it again.
Lisa/Jessica: (girls say lines together and dance together) Plie, Plie, Arabesque. Plie, Plie, Arabesque. Pirouette and curtsy.
Lisa: I did it!
Jessica: We did it. Together. (Girls hug) So Ballerina Buddy, ever tried Hip Hop? (girls giggle again and strike a hip hop pose)"
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"The Next Disney Princess"
2 Females. Age range: 10 and up. Total length: Approx. 1.5 minutes.
What is Princess Sparkle to do if she doesn't become the Next Disney Princess?
" . . . . . Sparkle: (unbelieving) You got accepted? (Moonbeam cringes a little but nods) You got accepted and I didn’t? What's wrong with me? Why did I get rejected?
Moonbeam: Maybe you have a different destiny Sparkle. (thinks a moment) Maybe you're going to become President or cure cancer or invent time travel. . . . Those are human things Moonbeam. I don't know how to do human things. . . . . . . . . .
Sparkle: You sound like a fortune cookie. A bossy fortune cookie.
Moonbeam: (shrugs) It's a gift. . . . . . . . ."
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