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Redemptive Reader's Theatre for Easter

In this feature, we'll present Redemptive Reader's Theatre for Easter! These compelling pieces are shorter in length, easier to rehearse, and are designed to be read without the need for full memorization. Be sure to check out our script selections below! These scripts provide the opportunity to create an inspirational segment in your Easter services and offer a memorable experience for your church congregation! Read Post →
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Sensational Short Scripts for Easter

In this feature, we'll explore some of our Sensational Short Scripts for Easter! These short scripts are under 5 minutes in length and are easier to learn, rehearse, and perform. Each of them requires minimal planning and a cast of fewer people, which helps to keep things simple, yet powerful! Read Post →
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Magnificent Monologues for Easter

Drama Ministry offers an excellent assortment of scripts that can be performed by an individual or smaller team. In this feature, we'll take a look at 10 Magnificent Monologues for Easter! Covering the topics of Palm Sunday, the Last Supper, Good Friday, the crucifixion of Christ, and his resurrection – these easier to learn and perform monologues can add something truly special to your Easter services! Read Post →
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Just Getting Warmed Up

Ever feel like your performance is slightly out of tune? As if the lines aren’t quite “hitting,” or you just can’t seem to relax on stage? The reason could be as simple... Read Post →
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Directing from Onstage

I once worked with a drama director at a local church who, during an especially stressful rehearsal period, jokingly grumbled, “Our next show is going to be a one-man production. Starring me.” Of course, some directors would sooner leave town than be caught performing onstage... Read Post →
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Six Days Till Sunday: A Week in the Life of a Sketch

Okay, so you'd like more than six days? Fine. These are just hypothetical steps that can fit longer schedules just as well. But don't kid yourself. Many a sketch goes down with even less than six days’ warning... Read Post →
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Pick Up The Pace

Helping beginning actors to understand - and make use of - timing is one of the most practical ways to improve their performances. Read Post →
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Handling Difficult People

It's 30 minutes before service time and you're still waiting for John, who has the major role. It's too late to do mike checks and you're starting to wonder if he's even going to show. Read Post →
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Post-mortem

One of the most effective ways to encourage your actors is the post-performance meeting. Read Post →

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