If there’s a topic you’re looking for that we don’t have, send us an email to let us know so we know how to round out our offerings. Use the following list of themes and topics to find the right skit for you. All actors should sit close to the stage and sing as the Chorus whenever possible.Find skits for use in worship, youth group, family event settings, and more. It is intended that costumes are kept simple to allow for those playing two characters to make quick changes. All the other non-speaking parts have been covered in this reduced cast suggestion. Raindrops (3) also play Willow (Cat) and the Kittens Mummy Hedgehog also plays Honey the Horse An asterisk (*) before the characters name indicates that this character ALSO has solo or featured sung lines. In the following list, the number shows how many spoken lines each role has.
A charming, informative production that is perfect for Key Stage 1 in the spring term. Easter eggs! 'A Beautiful World' ends the show.
The horses and ducks enter followed by the cat and her kittens, the rabbits and baby rabbits soon the stage begins to represent your local farmyard! Once Caroline the Cow and her calves make their way onto the stage, 'Tired Little Animals' is sung and one by one, the animals all fall fast asleep.īack at the farmyard house, Jenny, Joe, Jess and Farmer Frank are joined by Granny and Gramps who are presented with their Easter cards from their grandchildren and the children are given something more familiar to everyone at Easter. After an energetic scene with the lambs, the children feed them with milk in order that they grow 'big and strong,' and the song 'A Special Treat' is sung, which considers the different foods animals eat. After feeding the hens while the 'Easter Chicks' song is sung, the lambs are next in line to be seen to. 'Lots of Lovely Water' is sung and raindrops circle the flowers throughout.įarmer Frank, Joe, Jess and Jenny enter, explaining the jobs they have to do, which emphasises how busy Easter time is. The flowers then have the opportunity to rise and shine, and as they uncurl themselves, Joe enters with a watering can and the importance of sunshine and water is highlighted in this short but appealing section. Not only does this provide a charming interaction between the hedgehog family, but the children performing and watching also learn about hibernation. 'Springtime' opens the production and the narrators introduce the first family of animals the hedgehogs. This play offers a sweet and succinct introduction to Easter and the nature behind it.
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