Looking for something extra special for this fall or next spring?
Take a look at PEOPLE LIKE US: EDEN AND BEYOND.
Christian Schools and Home School Drama Groups will find this intriguing drama production offers great flexibility in casting and staging as it can be performed by groups of different sizes, depending on whether actors play more than one character.
With three different endings, it can be performed for Lent, Easter, or general use. Length varies from 45-60 minutes, depending on which option is used and whether musical selections are included.
The production features fourteen engaging drama duos of key Bible characters. Pathos, irony, and humor pepper the dialogues between characters who experience temptation, doubt, deceit, jealousy, and forgiveness. Their surprises and conflicts remind us they really were People Like Us.
Two narrators provide continuity between the sketches to highlight the purpose of creation, the impact of sin, and the incredible story of redemption.
Additional benefits: Individual sketches can be studied for literary devices or used for speech classes or language arts festivals. They can also create new ways of studying Bible passages based on the characters.
CHRISTMAS supersedes COVID! Conditions were also messy when Christ entered our world as a helpless baby. His birth shattered stereotypes and unnerved religious and political powers. From the beginning, they were out to get rid of this Universe-Creator, History-Maker, and Eternity-Re-shaper who was born in a manger. 
COVID-19, a tiny, unseen microbe, ambushed us in 2020. Suddenly, masks, social distancing, and sheltering in place became mandated norms. As we seek ways to cope with and overcome this worldwide pandemic, AlphaStar Drama offers easily produced monologues and two-voice sketches as well as a brand new haiku trilogy of hope.
Is there anything that excites children more than Christmas? Six-year-old Charlotte transported me back to my own childhood by dancing into church decked out in a fancy red and green Christmas dress the first Sunday in November. 