Theme:      The woman at the well. A monologue about the Samaritan woman Jesus spoke to at the well. This script, adapted by DramaShare member Renee Gosling, shows the emotions of that Samaritan woman who could never have expected the kind of reception Jesus gave her. And it changed her life. Useful for all ages including children. Bible Reference:     John 4:7   Cast:         1 woman, likely middle age or older   Set, Lighting, Sound: standard   Costumes:   likely,…

a female perspective on the night Jesus was born, what was it really like? Sample of script: Look I know you don't believe me, I'm just a young shepherdess - so what do I know? But listen it's really true! With these eyes I've just seen what we have longed and prayed for for generations. Just like every young Israelite girl, I've been taught to pray that God would choose me to be the mother of the…

The story of the widow and the two mites, the woman who gave all she had. This monologue speaks of what might have been the story behind this often quoted example of sacrificial giving. Was it a tithe, an offering, or a recognition that all we have surely does belong to the Lord. Cast: 1 female made up to appear old, frail Set, lighting, sound: standard Costume: biblical costume, very worn and tattered Props: cane, purse or…

Forgiving. Simon and Eli, both moneychangers in the temple, hosted Jesus in their home. The woman was the only one who offered what she had. Her beautiful hair and a bottle of precious perfume were her only gift to give. Sample of script: Narrator from the darkness: Now one of the Pharisees invited Jesus to have dinner with him, so He went to the Pharisee's house and reclined at the table. Lights up. Two men in biblical…

There are three thieves on the loose and they are out to steal the joy of the Christians. Cast: 6 Thief #1 - Brains of the gang, serious, no-nonsense, impatient Thief #2 - Easy-going, laid-back Thief #3 - Clueless and clumsy and not entirely intelligent Policewoman - No nonsense, alert and serious Women #1- Cheerful, loving and joyful Women #2 - Encouraging and friendly Sample of script: Scene opens with three thieves tiptoeing onstage. Imagine they are…

A standup comedienne type comedy monologue talks about how we dispose of the used clothing and . . . stuff. . . in our life, (herein referred to as jahhnk . . . well it sounds better than junk OK?) , and how we need to be careful who gets what . . in case it reflects badly on us, the theory being that our jahhnk is actually TT, (that's Treasures in Transition), and some friends and…

Comedy about being single in a married world. Trusting God to show you the way. Listening for His call. Obeying His wishes. Having faith to keep going especially when life doesn't make sense. actress comes slowly on stage, comes to the front, nervously starts to speak Good evenin’, chapter members. My name is Melentintinia and I am , (big sigh, nods head affirmatively). . . a single. It’s not easy for me you know, comin’ out to…

The new Prime Minister, (the first female, and first of African origin), of one the most powerful countries in the world, and her staff, struggle with governing the nation. The PM’s mother and her friend come to visit at Christmas and by so doing set everything, and everybody, on a Christian, but helter-skelter, course. Being under the pressure to lead and govern is compared to Esther in the Old Testament, and we see Esther, Mordecai and Esther’s…

A group of women discuss, (with some humor), the concept of being under the protection, the wings, of God in daily life. Drama ends with a kind of gentle human video using Lenny Leblanc’s “Under The Shadow” song. Bible Reference: Psalm 91:4 Cast: 5 (likely women) 4 of the women are Christians, Tamara is a non-believer Set: none Lighting: spotlights would help Sound: as available Costumes: regular clothing Props: none Song: Under The Shadow by Lenny Leblanc …

No matter your lifestyle, background or occupation, all women can be virtuous, pleasing God Sample of script: Each actor is standing at center stage in a row across the stage, with sufficient room between each actor so the spotlight picks up only on actor at a time. When spot is on the speaking actor, all other actors are in total darkness. Scene opens spot comes up on ‘Housewife’. Speaking begins when spot is totally up. Housewife: Here…