Drama: Religion

by Stella Kaye

WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH Scene: A vicarage. A lesbian couple, Lyn and Emma, who are open and honest about their sexuality in all areas of their lives, ask a female minister if they can become members of her congregation. ...read more

by Amelia Love

Note: This play was written as a Dinner Theater fundraiser. It can be adjusted to fit many different situations. Actors and actresses were in the 3rd-6th grades. If you choose to use this play, please use it as an all-...read more

by Autumn Largent

There once was a man who had spent his whole life hearing about God and all the great and awesome things he has done but not once had he ever felt him. He never sensed him and wondered if he was even there. The way his lif...read more

by Michael Bettencourt

THE SONG OF THE WANDERERS: CAN WE HAVE A BENEDICTINE THEATRE? A long time ago I went to the Brooklyn Academy of Music to see The Song of the Wanderers, a dance piece created by a group from Okinawa based on Herman Hesse...read more

by Johnathan Tagabi

Sexual Orientation, DRAMA with my RELIGION. . .When someone talks about religion, God or the Bible I sometimes get uneasy. It's a very touchy subject for me. I was born and raised in the church, I attended services four ti...read more

by Evelina Robinson

Just For Me Leon and Lisa harris are you average family. They have two teenage children. Leon is a hard working man that takes core of his family however he have never been a member of a church. Lisa also works; she at ...read more

by Ronnie Jay

[Note: The play script that follows might draw some criticism in as much as it presents an ancient story, deemed to be a true one, in present-day vernacular and using modern idiom, slang and imagery. My answer would be t...read more

8 of 10

by Roxanne Dubarry

NARRATOR: "A mature man, wife, and friends are talking about Christian faithfulness. They are instructing a young married couple with little children." MATURE MAN: "Young man when you come today to God's house to pray, ...read more

by S. james-T Ward

Standing Alone? To sides, both right and left, a fire smoldered seemingly at first glance with embers spent. A strange, almost sickening, stench twas present in my every breath and I struggled to maintain a slight inha...read more

by Annabel Savage

Confused The pain in my body just won't go away, I know I shouldn't speak it or it will continue to stay. On your door I'm knocking Lord, all threw the night, my faith I struggle to hold on tight. I feel a...read more