In order to help your drama team with intonation, blocking and creating the minimal settings for each play, we included a DVD of the performance with each script. This extra service, together with a keepsake package, was worth the extra cost. However, because it is foolish to operate in a deficit, we are asking for a suggested love offering for each play to help cover the costs involved in such a project – not to mention the hundreds of hours we spent creating, rehearsing and producing the drama. Please note: if your ministry cannot afford to give a love offering at this time, allow us to bless you with a FREE play of your choice if you will just cover the shipping charges of $4.95.
WHERE ARE YOU GOING?
© 2007 Bobette Stubblefield
SUMMARY
This 8 – 10 minute skit humorously shows a man’s encounter with eight characters who are on the “journey of life”.
His first encounter is with a lady who keeps devising ways to get through a wall in her way, not realizing that sometimes God wants to move US instead of the wall in our way.
Then, he is almost plowed down by a young gal who is holding a model of the planetary system. It seems she is consumed with figuring out a way to get the universe to revolve around her. The main character presses her to think hard about the long-term consequences of getting what you when you want it.
After that, he comes across a man who has surrounded himself with all the comforts of life including plasma TV, satellite, remote and easy chair and has convinced himself that this self-indulgence was heaven itself!
At a bus-stop, he engages conversation with a lady who does nothing – not even good – unless God gives her specific instructions. As she prays for an answer to his question, he turns his attention to an angry person who won’t receive ANY instruction unless you ask him politely!
Weaved into this series of encounters is a man who keeps driving by in his car – not wanting to ask for directions, a “stoner” just trippin’ through life, and – finally – a lady who is at the point of decision, really wanting to take the leap of faith and trust God.
This play is fast-moving and the audience will be able to identify with each of the characters. It is written with the purpose of bringing us to the point where we stop for a moment and reflect on the question, “Where am I going?”
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“Unless it says “Script Only”, these drama packages include script and video of the performance to help your Drama Department with intonation of lines and blocking of plays. All plays are performed using minimal props and scenery so that the audience will remember the message rather than the background scenes. It also invites the audience to participate by encouraging them to use their imagination!”
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