In this monologue, we hear from Mary, mother of Jesus, as she wonders what the future has in store for her beloved son. This is the tenth and final monologue/scene from the collection, “At The Table,” and can be performed as a standalone performance or combined with the other monologues to form a full play depicting the thoughts and reflections of the disciples and others as they prepare and sit down for the Last Supper with Jesus.

In this script, Matthew and John recount the events of Jesus washing the disciples’ feet. This is the fifth scene from the collection, “At The Table,” and can be performed as a standalone performance or combined with the other monologues to form a full play depicting the thought s and reflections of the disciples and others as they prepare and sit down for the Last Supper with Jesus.

In this monologue, we hear from Martha as she recounts the events from the day before the Last Supper. This is the fourth monologue/scene from the collection, “At the Table,” and can be performed as a standalone performance or combined with the other monologues to form a full play depicting the thoughts and reflections of the disciples and others as they prepare and sit down for the Last Supper with Jesus.

This duet is a dramatic choral poem contrasting a life with faith and one without. The two female actors deliver monologues side-by-side.

This monologue shows us the innermost thoughts of Balthasar, one of the three wise men, who, having heard about Jesus’s arrest in Gethsemane, reflects on the impact Jesus has had on his life over the years, from the day Jesus was born under the bright star, until Jesus’ death.

This monologue reveals the innermost thoughts of Jerusha, the innkeeper’s wife, who reflects on the impact Jesus has had on her life over the years, from the day Jesus was born in her stables, until the day of Jesus’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.

In this monologue, we hear the innermost thoughts of Jesus' mother, Mary, who reflects on the impact Jesus has had on her life over the years, from the day the angel Gabriel appeared to her until the day Jesus was crucified.

This monologue reveals the innermost thoughts of Thaddeus, a shepherd who reflects on the impact Jesus has had on his life over the years, from the day a choir of angels spoke to him about Jesus’ birth, until the Last Supper, when he provided a lamb for the feast.

This script bundle includes the following three-minute monologues: "Everlasting Light: Balthasar" "Everlasting Light: Herod" "Everlasting Light: Jerusha" "Everlasting Light: Mary" "Everlasting Light: Thaddeus"

The script bundle includes the following 4 scripts: "The McCreadys: Forgiveness" "The McCreadys: The Ten Commandments" "The McCreadys: Fruits of the Spirit" "The McCreadys: The Golden Rule"

In this puppet play featuring four siblings, the McCreadys learn the meaning behind each of the Ten Commandments.

In this puppet play featuring four siblings, the McCreadys teach a lesson on the Fruit of the Spirit.

In this puppet play featuring four siblings, the McCreadys teach the meaning of the Golden Rule.

In this puppet play featuring four siblings, Stevie learns a lesson about the need for constant forgiveness.

Janine is shaken after receiving bad news from her doctor. Her life-long friend Brynn reminds her that, despite the present circumstances, Janine stands on a legacy of faith in Christ, her rock. A timely reminder of God's presence and faithfulness, no matter the circumstances we face.

This Readers Theater presents a light-hearted look at Moses immediately after he encounters God in the burning bush.