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Topic: 10-15 minute Christmas play
Posted By: theatregirl325
Subject: 10-15 minute Christmas play
Date Posted: 11/09/05 at 3:41pm

Hello-does anyone know of a 10 to 15 minute christmas skit/play. I should be a comedy or parody. I have tried searching and could not come up with anything, it would just be used at a private christmas party.

Thanks for any imput.

Angela




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Posted By: DWolfman
Date Posted: 11/09/05 at 4:53pm

This is from a previous post of mine, but it answers your query:

I directed a couple of one-acts last December for a Christmas show.  One I would definitely recommend is Pat Cook's "Scrooge Has Left the Building."

In it, Marley's Ghost arrives at what he remembers as Scrooge's abode only to find the miser has split and the new tenants are none too happy about the haunting.  On top of that, he has crossed the international date line to get there and arrives a day early - Christmas Eve EVE - Further ghosts show up with their own agendas until the lady of the house (who is scarier than all the ghosts combined) takes the situation in "hand." 

It lasts about 25 minutes, is hilarious, and is available through Eldridge Publishers:

http://www.histage.com/searchdetails.asp?strPlayno=2239 - http://www.histage.com/searchdetails.asp?strPlayno=2239




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Posted By: 75director
Date Posted: 11/09/05 at 7:39pm

There are some cute one-acts in a script called "The Happy Holidays Collection: Seven Christmas Comedies for Children"  It's published by Dramatic Publishing.  Some of them are a bit complex techically, but others are pretty easy.  The one called "The pengiun who saved Christmas" is very cute and easy from a tech stand point.

We did two of them and a third longer one act from another collection as our holiday production last season.



Posted By: padfoot13
Date Posted: 11/09/05 at 10:30pm
I can't find the Dramatic Publishing one on their website! Any help?


Posted By: 75director
Date Posted: 11/10/05 at 11:17am

Here's a link to "The Happy Holidays collection:..." on the Dramatic Publishing website:

http://www.dramaticpublishing.com/catalogdetail.cfm?listcode=H44 - http://www.dramaticpublishing.com/catalogdetail.cfm?listcode =H44



Posted By: theatregirl325
Date Posted: 11/10/05 at 4:42pm

Thanks a bunch. I will check those out!

Angela




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