RESERVATION – COMEDY SKETCH SET IN AN ELEVATOR/LIFT

Joe, a bank manager has a routine appointment with the director of a large company. Naturally the director’s office is at the top of the building (because that’s where all the important people like to be) and naturally he’d take the elevator/lift , because, who’d take the stairs all that way? So it comes as a surprise when he gets stopped by the lift operator because he hasn’t made an appointment to use the lift and then just as flabbergasted when he learns he has to pay a considerable sum  of money just to ride it. People will charge for just about anything nowadays! Comedy sketch set in an elevator.

Other comedy sketches by Australian playwright Robert Luxford:

Answer the Question! Short comedy sketch about personal data
A Sordid affair – a comedy sketch featuring a mime. Nuff said
Cash for Christ -Satirical comedy sketch about religion

Author: Robert Luxford

Type: One act play

Genre: Comedy sketch

Cast: 2M (but can be any genders)

Ages of the actors: Younger teens up

Suitable for: All ages to watch and younger teens up to perform

Length: Eight minutes

Set: An elevator/the outside of an elevator

Level of difficulty: 6/10 – a very funny sketch that is a satirical situational comedy

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