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BUT I’M FRENCH – ONE ACT ROMANTIC COMEDY PLAYS

Charles is convinced that he’s actually French – to the extent that he speaks in a French accent, and talks garbled ‘French’ to total strangers that he meets. This annoys his girlfriend, Penelope to no end. When he befriends two confused French girls and talks to them in ‘French,’ Penelope is embarrassed and begs him to stop. But Charles won’t be deterred and thinks he knows a way to convince Penny that he is in fact French.

‘But I’m French’ is the 2009 winner of the Little Fish Theater’s – Pick of the Vine Play Contest. San Pedro, California. It was also selected for Lee Street Theatre’s SIX IN THE CITY 10 Minute Original Play Festival 2009 Salisbury N.C. It won first place in the 2007 Porter Fleming Writing Competition sponsored by the Greater Augusta (GA) Arts Council and was selected for Barestage Theatre’s “Six 15s @ Eight” New Plays Festival 2005.

Further Production History

Parish Episcopal School. Texas, USA – 2016
South Albany High School Theater Arts, Oregon, USA – 2016
Infinite Imagination, Alberta, Canada – 2017
Darien High School, CT, USA – 2018
Mehlville High School, MO, USA – 2019
Nirak Films, Warwichshire, UK – 2020
Jesuit Philelectic Society, Jesuit High School, LA, USA – 2021
South Tama County High School, IA, USA – 2021

Read more about playwright Terry Roueche.

Author: Terry Roueche

Genre: One act romantic comedy plays

Type: One act play, two hander play

Length: Ten to Fifteen minutes

Number of Actors: Two, 1M, 1F

Ages of the actors: 20’s – 30’s.

Set: It can be set anywhere as it is a conversation.

Level of Difficulty: 6/10 – a fun, easy place that will be enjoyed by the audience and actors alike.

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Like this play? try our other Romantic Comedies:

A Blind Date – a short one act romantic comedy
Aldous Remembers – a play about bringing the romance back into a marriage
Guy meets girls – a comedic monologue
Arcanum – a one act comedy about friends and love

Comedies, One act plays

Insurance on the Line – Ten Minute plays

January 1, 2014 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

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INSURANCE ON THE LINE – TEN MINUTE PLAYS

A husband and wife insurance team, Jim and Lisa, are co-hosts on a radio show on which they answer insurance based questions for people that call in. The rosy bubble of their perfect lives bursts one day, with revelations that come out live on air in this ten minute satire.

PRODUCTION HISTORY

Oakwood High School, OH, USA – 2019

Read The worst law firm in Merry Old England – a full length farcical play by Leon.

Author: Leon Kaye

Genre: Satire

Type: Ten minute plays, one act plays

Number of actors: 4-5 – the smaller roles may be doubled. 2F 3M

Ages of the actors: Main characters late 30’s to 50’s, 1 young female caller and two others undetermined.

Suitable for: All ages

Set:
Slightly to one side but in a prominent location, a radio station announcing booth (or a table with two chairs behind it).

On the table is a microphone in front of each chair. On one or both sides is a telephone switchboard. Between the microphones is a fairly large “Kill” button. LISA and JIM sit at the table.
On the other side the three phone callers appear, holding a telephone receiver or cell phone to their ear. These actors are lighted only when “On.” The playwright’s choice is that the players are actually offstage, and we only hear their amplified voices.

Level of Difficulty: 6/10 – a nice short fast paced play for a small cast.

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Copyright January 2014 Leon Kaye and Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? Read some of our other short comedies

The Chicken or the Egg – a Political Satire
A Blind Date – a short one act romantic comedy
Guy Meets Girl – a one act short comedy play or routine

Dramas, One act plays

The Visit – French drama plays

December 24, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

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THE VISIT – French Drama Plays

Catherine and Jean are awaiting the arrival of their son, Didier, who left the family home ten years ago. A curious couple who never cease to spy on each other, to destroy without ever really understanding each other. The memory of Catherine’s first husband, who died as a deportee, has poisoned their life. The return of Didier will exacerbate the situation: hurt, misunderstood, he too has accounts to settle …

The Visit has been performed in French on 10 and 11 October 1992 at the St. Louis theatrical festival in France. Read more about playwright Denis Emorine.

Author: Denis Emorine

Genre: French Drama Plays

Type:One Act Play

Length: 45-50 minutes

Number of Actors: Three, 3 actors, 2 M (one older, one young), 1 F (older)

Ages of the actors: 1 young M and two middle aged to older parents

Suitable for: All ages

Set: A living room with photographs on the walls

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 – it’s a heavy drama. to try to capture the nervousness and aggression and bring it to a climax

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Cost is $ 6 for this previously performed drama script

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Copyright December 2013 Denis Emorine and Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? Have a look at some other family dramas

Riding a peacock – African American family drama
The Gold Locket – family drama about a mysterious face in a gold locket
Two brothers – a family saga about Alzheimer’s

Dramas, One act plays

Verbal Prostitution – Psychological Drama Plays

December 15, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

psychological drama plays

VERBAL PROSTITUTION – PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA PLAYS

When Connie Lattimore goes for an interview for the Hostess Position at one of the city’s up and coming restaurants, she discovers that she was at high school with the man who owns the restaurant chain. Times have changed and Connie, who was once a cheerleader and the most popular girl in school is looking for employment with the very man, Lonnie who once idolized her back in high school. However, Lonnie hasn’t let go of the past at all. In exchange for money, Connie allows him an hour of her time to talk about the past. But instead she finds that Lonnie is hell bent on humiliating her. A tense drama for four actors in which the power shifts continually throughout the play.

Author: Mick O’Brien

Genre: Psychological drama plays

Type: Full length one act play

Length: Eighty minutes

Number of Actors: Four – two main parts, 1M, 1F and two small F roles. Male role unattractive, all three F roles attractive.

Ages of the actors: Main roles late thirties 30’s, other two F twenties to early thirties

Suitable for: Adults only

Set: An office, nicely furnished.

Level of Difficulty: 8/10 – quite wordy and tension must be taken up and down with two characters on stage only.

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Copyright December 2013 Mick O’Brien and Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? Read some of our other psychological drama plays:

The Devil Dances – a sexual psychological drama

Comedies, One act plays, Sci-Fi

An Ordinary Man – a comedy about being a werewolf

December 2, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

AN ORDINARY MAN – A COMEDY ABOUT BEING A WEREWOLF

Jack, is a run of the mill kind of guy. He is married, lives in the suburbs and pays his taxes. It’s not his fault he’s a werewolf, and to be honest, he’s kind of tired of the whole thing, really. His wife, Judy is quite pragmatic about his little problem, and thinks he should just come out to his friends. And take his pills. Things aren’t helped by the fact that his best friend, Simon has recently been bitten by a vampire and is now one. When his friend comes clean about being a vampire, and mentions he has potentially heard of a cure for them both, Jack leaps at the chance. But is it really a cure?

Read about playwright S Rob.

Author: S Rob

Genre: Comedy about being a werewolf

Type: One act play

Length: Thirty minutes 30 min

Number of actors: Four 3M, 1F

Ages of the actors: Three twenties to thirties, 20-30s, one older male.

Suitable for:All ages

Set: A living room in a normal house

Level of Difficulty: 6/10 – easy script, but few stage directions.

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Copyright December 2013 Simon Robson and Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? Fancy one of our other dark comedies?

Death of a Gerbil – award winnng comedy about being dead, when you don’t know you are
Explain the handcuffs – a time travel adventure
Foulweather friend – a two act comedy about bringing your audience back from the dead
Stirred, not shaken – a James Bond style comedy about fiance’s, Martini’s and dead bodies

Dramas, One act plays

The Pen – South African play scripts

November 24, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

THE PEN – SOUTH AFRICAN PLAY SCRIPTS

The Pen takes audiences on a trip into the mind of young playwright, Sipho, in the throes of writing a new play. Beset by writers block, the playwright is drawn into a relationship with Thandi, his Muse. Lured into a seductive journey, the boundaries between fantasy and reality become blurred as he begins to live in an increasingly illusionary world dominated by his sexy, assertive writing Goddess.

His girlfriend Pinky, innocently drawn into his tender reverie, suffers as she begins to understand the depths of his passion for Thandi, Pinky’s attempts to resuscitate their romance are frustrated by the fact that, unbeknownst to her, her rival in love is an ethereal siren, the perfect woman, the stuff of every man’s dream. Or is she?

“The Pen” was nominated as the best new play for the Naledi Awards in South Africa in 2010. Read more about playwright Monde Mayephu.

Author: Monde Mayephu

Genre: Drama, love story

Type: One Act Play

Length: One hour, 1 hr

Number of actors: Three, 3, 1M, 2F

Suitable for: PG 13 – descriptions of sex.

Ages of the actors: Young, 20-30’s

Set: The action takes place in a room full of books. Upstage centre there is a door leading to the bedroom and one door downstage left to enter the room.

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 – creating the difference between fantasy and reality.

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Cost is $7.50 for this previously staged digital play and award nominee

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Copyright November 2013 Monde Mayephu and Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? Other South African Plays to choose from:

The Simple Hard – South African Drama Plays
the Pump room – a post apartheid drama play
You do love me, don’t you – a funny but scary psycho thriller in one act

Comedies, One act plays

Meeting Meryl – Short comedy plays – theatre of the absurd

November 20, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

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MEETING MERYL – SHORT COMEDY PLAYS – THEATRE OF THE ABSURD

Once upon a time, there lived a typical self obsessed family – dad, Jim, now dead, Barbara, the mother, slightly alcoholic and Emma, their daughter, obsessed with film stars, and especially Meryl Streep, to the extent that she has gone into acting herself. A terrifying audition for Emma looms in the future, for a part in the latest Meryl Streep production. However, Emma is so frightened of the idea that she has made up her mind not to go. In this one act comedy, Emma is surprised by her dad, Jim’s apparent return from the dead on their living room couch. Jim’s purpose in returning from the dead is to get her to actually go to that audition. Linda, an invisible angel also joins forces with the other characters. In the end, one sees that, despite their glaring self obsessive behavior, they care about Emma’s future happiness.

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Copyright November 2013 Jim Curtis Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? See our other short comedies

Arcanum – a short best selling comedy about friends and love
The Wingman – a short comedy about choosing your friends. Carefully
What’s on your mind – an award winning comedy of the absurd

Dramas, One act plays

Six Accusers – Christian One Act Plays

November 3, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

Christian one act plays

SIX ACCUSERS – CHRISTIAN ONE ACT PLAYS

Jack Forrestor, Harvest Grain Sales Rep, is on trial for being a Christian. He is found guilty when Mr Dedmon, the malicious Prosecuting Attorney, examines the testimony of six witnesses. Yet things are not as they seem – far from it.

The author will allow workshopping of the play.

PRODUCTION HISTORY

Gateway Christian Church, MO, USA – 2018

Playwright: Barbara Tuttle

Genre: Christian Play

Type: Christian One act Plays

Length: 30 minutes, half an hour

Cast: 10, Ten. 8M 2F

Ages of Actors: Adult

Suitable for: All Ages

Set: A Courtroom. Props: gavel, Judge’s podium with nameplate, chair for Judge, chair labeled “Accused,” chair labeled “Witness ,”1 or 2 benches for witnesses, handcuffs, inheritance paper.

Level of Difficulty: 6/10 The characters are easy to play

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Copyright November 2013 Barbara Tuttle and Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? Read some of our other plays about Faith and religion

John Paul excluded from Paradise – a drama script about faith

The Appointment with God – a one act family drama

A Manger carol – a funny nativity play for all ages

Dramas, One act plays

Riding a Peacock – African American Family Drama

October 27, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

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RIDING A PEACOCK – AFRICAN AMERICAN DRAMA SCRIPT

RIDING A PEACOCK is a play about life as it affects two young successful African/American families. One family rises from the “Ghetto,” and the other comes out of the Black elite. The play’s focus is upon an aspiring writer named Joyce Withers. Joyce yearns to make a full time living as a writer, but struggles with how to become one. Her first novel, written when she was a young woman, was aptly entitled, “Riding a Peacock,” signifying a journey to freedom on a bird’s back. For Joyce, writing means freedom and a chance to truly be herself. This play is the journey of how she accomplishes that and how her family grows. As much as it is powerful with interpretations of life, RIDING A PEACOCK is packed with incredibly lively characters and humor. A contemporary African American drama script.

Author: Viney Loretta Moore

Genre: African American Drama Script

Type: One Act Play

Length: Fifty minutes, 50 minutes

Number of actors: Seven, 7, 4F, 3M

Ages of actors: Twenties to Fifties

Level of Difficulty: 6/10 – characters each tell their stories.

Set: Two sets – one is a nice suburban home outdoors and the other is a corporate office.

Read about Playwright Viney Loretta Moore

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Cost is $6 for this previously produced play

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Copyright October 2013 Viney Loretta Moore and Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? Want to read others like it?

Faith – an abused woman’s story in a one act play
The Appointment with God – a one act family drama
The Simple Hard – South African drama about living with HIV AIDS

Dramas, One act plays

When the Devil Come Knockin’ – ten minute drama scripts

October 9, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

WHEN THE DEVIL COME KNOCKIN’ – TEN MINUTE DRAMA SCRIPTS

When the Devil come Knockin’ – is a ten minute drama script about the broken relationship between an alcoholic father and his son. It revolves around years of abuse and alcoholism. Charles and Darius must learn to forgive and to love each other in order for them to move on with their lives.

This play was first produced by Lee University’s English/ Literature Department Fringe Fest 2013 under the direction of Stacey Isom.

Author: LaDarrion Williams

Genre: Drama

Type: One-act play, ten minute drama scripts

Number of Actors: Two male actors, 2M, two men

Ages of actors: One late teens-20’s, other 40’s up.

Suitable for: All ages

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 – showing the level of hate and love in one person that exists in these relationships

Set: Easy, simple a bare apartment with a table and a bottle of liquor on it.

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Cost is $6 for this previously produced play

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Copyright October 2013 LaDarrion Williams and Off The Wall Plays

Like this play? Have a look at our other short one act plays!

An empty chair – the fight inside the mind of a comatose man
Family Exercise – short one act drama about the day when they learn daddy has had an affair
Someone to remember – a disturbed teenage girl has to deal with loss in her life

Comedies, Dramas, One act plays

Stag – two-hander drama (poignant comedy) script for two actors

October 2, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

STAG – A TWO-HANDER DRAMA (POIGNANT COMEDY) SCRIPT FOR 2 ACTORS

Two Englishmen are out of place, out of time and dangerously low on vodka…

In this two-hander drama script, two old friends, John and Davvo, stage a reunion after a lapse of 10 years in a hotel room in an East European city. John is on the brink of marriage while Davvo, his best man, has embraced a life of carefree debauchery. They find the battered charm of the city they remembered has evaporated, replaced by rampant consumer capitalism and belligerent British stag-nighters. At the same time, they’re painfully aware of the death of their own youthful idealism and John’s ambivalence about his impending marriage.

Over the course of an evening, they probe each others’ insecurities, finally agreeing to spend a “lost weekend” together, during which their friendship is tested to crisis point.

The producer and playwright Giles Morris was inspired to write Stag when returning to a small ex-Soviet capital after 10 years and seeing that while the city had been transformed by globalization, the ex-pat community were largely unaltered.

‘Stag’ was produced at the Courtyard Theatre, London, in October 2011.

“A concoction of sharp humour and tension that challenges our ideas of romance and commitment, security and freedom. Both actors give excellent performances in a bold play that will leave you talking and thinking for many nights afterwards.” www.remotegoat.com

Author: Joseph Hawkins

Genre: Two-hander drama script

Type: One act play

Length: Seventy minutes

Number of actors: Two, 2M. Voices offstage.

Ages of actors: Two men in their late thirties to early forties.

Suitable for: PG 14 (Language)

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 – building a climax and tension between the two actors and it’s quite wordy.

Set: A hotel room in a minor capital city in Eastern Europe. There are twin beds with a coffee table between them, and large, curtained windows to the rear. A television set, a cracked mirror, tumblers and an ashtray. Overall, the décor is extremely dilapidated, in Soviet style, with heavy floral patterns in brown, beige and red and cheap dark wood. Dim electric light.

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Copyright October 2013 Joseph Hawkins and Off The Wall Play Publishers

Like this play? Have a look at some of our other dramas for small casts

Two brothers – a two hander play about two bothers dealing with a parent with Alzheimer’s
The Mysterious death of Christine Wilde – a whodunit about a young actress who was murdered

Action, Dramas, One act plays

Clear as Clear – a one act cowboy dramatic play

September 8, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

CLEAR AS CLEAR – ONE ACT COWBOY DRAMATIC PLAY

‘Clear as Clear’ is a one act drama about five cowboys at the turn of the century who get to playing a game of cards to pass the time as there is a blizzard outside. As they play, they recall the past and how things have changed at the turn of the century USA, how the war affected them, and how they treated the Indians that used to live there. The plain where they live once teemed with rivers of buffalo and Indians, and now there is only silence. Each man comes to terms with what he has done in the name of progress in this one act cowboy dramatic play.

Read more about playwright David Greenberg.

Author: David Greenberg

Type: One act cowboy dramatic play

Genre: Drama

Length: Forty five minutes

Number of actors: Five male actors (5M)

Ages of the actors: Middle aged to about sixty

Set: Simple – a room in a cabin with a table, chairs, a door and places to sleep

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 – the script is interesting and the action builds toward the end. Challenge – portraying believable turn of the century hardened cowboy characters.

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Like this play? How about some of our other historical plays?

A House Divided – a civil war play

Disney in Deutschland – explores the possible relationship between Hitler and Walt Disney

Comedies, Dramas, One act plays

Following Dogs – two hander one act plays

September 1, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

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FOLLOWING DOGS – A POIGNANT COMEDY – TWO HANDER ONE ACT PLAYS

In this bittersweet comedy for two actors, Jack, a thirty to forty-ish year old guy, who has just lost his job as a janitor believes that he has finally found the secret to health and happiness. Jack becomes obsessed with his new found ‘elixir,’ cooking up jars of the stuff and drying it in his kitchen. This new found obsession, coupled with the fact that Jack is terrified of having kids, because of years of abuse at the hands of his father, results in his wife leaving him.

Marty, his wife’s brother, believes in Jack, and knowing that Jack loves his wife dearly, and vice versa, tries to cure Jack of his obsession and repair the rift in his marriage. This two-hander one act play is strictly a drama, but written in a very witty way, which allows very touchy subjects to be spoken about with humor and understanding.

Author: Tim Garvin

Genre: Drama or poignant comedy

Type: Two hander one act plays

Length: One hour

Number of Actors: Two, 2M

Ages of Actors: Late twenties to early forties

Set: A shabby, fairly barren apartment. At right is a stove, a sink, a counter top with a toaster, a table with three chairs. There are two doors, at the back and at the side. A few prints are tacked to the wall—flowers, landscapes, a painting or two. In the center of the stage are two chairs, one well padded, the other straight-backed and wooden. Beside the well padded chair is an end table. On the stove is a covered pan.

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 – the dialogue flows well, but the actors will need to focus on the interaction between the two characters.

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Like this play? Other two-handers we stock:

Naked – a two-hander about the pitfalls of internet dating
Two brothers – a two-hander about dealing with a parent with Alzheimer’s
A Blind date – a short comedy about two misfits getting together

Comedies, One act plays

The Chicken or the Egg – A Political Satire Script

August 28, 2013 Demmer Dewan 2 Comments

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THE CHICKEN OR THE EGG – A POLITICAL SATIRE SCRIPT

The play is set at a court hearing of a man from rural Victoria who has been charged with sedition for publishing remarks on the internet that are deciphered as supportive of Al Qaeda. The man’s defense is that he did not publish the remarks but that his chicken had laid an egg on his computer keyboard which caused the random configuration of letters to be posted on the internet. Courtroom drama erupts as accusation fly about who really posted the comments, the defendant, the chicken…or the egg.

Author: Revelly Robinson

Type: One Act Play

Genre: Political Satire script

Number of Actors: Four 4M

Ages of the Actors: Adult

Suitable for : All Ages

Length: 15-20 minutes

Set: Simple. A rural courtroom. A chicken puppet is needed. Alternatively a real chicken.

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 – keeping a straight face on stage as this script is very funny.

More plays by Revelly Robinson. Read about playwright Revelly Robinson

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Contact Off The Wall Plays with any queries relating to The Chicken or the Egg

Like this play? Other short one act comedies for you to enjoy!

Bob – a 5 minute comedy skit about a weird guy who goes to audition for a part in a play
In the Hut – funny Irish monologue about a bus driver
Road rage – a short comedy with a twist
The Wingman -a ten minute comedy script for 3

Children's, One act plays

A Manger Carol – One Act Nativity Play

August 24, 2013 Demmer Dewan Leave a comment

A MANGER CAROL – A ONE ACT NATIVITY PLAY

Every year, in churches across the United States, children perform the story of the nativity before an audience of proud and excited parents. In many cases a large group of children are dressed up and paraded across the stage while a narrator reads the story of the birth of Christ. Often this tradition becomes boring and commonplace, even though they are acting out the greatest story ever told.

This nativity play is designed to be a little different. It initially starts off with a departure from tradition, by introducing comedic elements into what has become, through habit, a solemn proceeding. At the end the play closes with an important message about Christmas and our Savior Jesus Christ; that the story isn’t about the scenery or the costumes, but about the people in that story. A group of ordinary people who came together to take part in an extraordinary event that changed the world forever.

My hope for this play is that people will enjoy and laugh through the comedy, and then take home the message that Jesus himself often took chances, shook things up, and stepped out in faith, and that we, as his disciples, should do the same.

“How many observe Christ’s birthday! How few, his precepts! O! Tis easier to keep holidays than commandments.” – Benjamin Franklin

Author: Richard Van Den Akker

Type: One act nativity play

Genre: Nativity play, comedy

Length: Forty Minutes

Number of Actors: Twenty to Sixty (20-60) Some of the parts can be doubled if you don’t have enough children.

Ages of the actors: A large number of children to early teens

Suitable for : All Ages

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 – many costumes.

Set: Simple – the inn and stable can be made of of large cardboard boxes such as refrigerator boxes. There is a lamp that needs to be plugged in but quite simple otherwise.

See other plays by Richard Van Den Akker. Read about author Richard Van Den Akker