How do we bring words to life?

How do we breathe life into old bones, old words, old rituals?

Drama offers the opportunity for words to dance, collide, explode and engage.

Newest ‘Drama’ posts . . . (images link to posts)

Alphabetical archive of all ‘Drama’ resources . . .

Acts 2, Pentecost Live from Jerusalem, Drama

Acts 2:1-21, Pentecost drama

Acts 8 Drama, Philip & Ethiopian — Ana Gobledale, UK

Amos 7:7-15 drama, Plumb-line — Ana Gobledale, UK

Ash Wednesday, Matthew 4:1-11 drama — Thandiwe Dale-Ferguson, USA

Deuteronomy 26:1–11, a Harvest drama

Easter drama, at the tomb — Ana Gobledale, UK

Genesis 12:1-4a & John 3:1-21 drama, Abram & Nicodemus interview

Genesis 1:1-2:4, a choral reading, Heaven and Earth

Genesis 32:22-32 drama, wrestling with God – Pentecost 9A

Genesis 45:1-15 dramatic reading, Pentecost 11A — Joseph

God’s Angel, drama of Exodus 20 — Ana Gobledale

Isaiah 58:1-12, Ash Wednesday reading for 2-4 voices

Jonah 3:1-5,10 Drama — Tod & Ana Gobledale, UK

Luke 16:19-31, two dramas — Tod Gobledale, UK

Luke 24:13-35  A dramatic reading, Easter 3A

Luke 2:22-40, Anna & Simeon drama

Mark 4:35-41 dramatised — Jesus stills the storm

Mark 5:21-43  dramatised — A Girl Restored to Life and a Woman Healed

Mark 9:30-37, dramatised — Pentecost 18, Year B — Tod Gobledale, UK

Matthew 15:21-18, Canaanite woman Drama, Pentecost 11A

Matthew 16:13-20 drama, Who do you think I am?

Matthew 21:1-11, Palm Sunday sermon & drama, — Ana & Tod Gobledale, UK

Matthew 21:1-11, Sunday Morning Live: A Palm Sunday drama

Matthew 4:1-11 with 3 voices (Lent 1A) — Thandiwe Dale-Ferguson, USA

Samuel (1) 16:1-3 drama, Jesse’s sons — Lent 4 Year A

Samuel (1) 3:1-10 drama, Call Waiting

Samuel (1) 3:1-10 reading for 4 voices — Samuel’s call