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 . . .

Abram & Nicodemus interview, Lent 1, Year A — Tod & Ana Gobledale, UK

Ash Wednesday reading for 2-4 voices, Isaiah 58:1-12 — arranged by Thandiwe Dale-Ferguson, USA

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

At the Tomb: A Prayer Litany for Easter Morning — Ana Gobledale, UK

Call Waiting, drama of Samuel’s call — Tod Gobledale, UK

Drama, ‘Called’: 1 Samuel 3:1-10 — Thandiwe Dale-Ferguson

Dramatic reading, Genesis 45:1-15, Pentecost 11A

Harvest Drama (from Deuteronomy 26:1–11)

Heaven and Earth, a choral reading, Genesis 1:1-2:4 – arranged by Scott Ward, USA

Jesse’s sons: A report from Samuel, 1 Samuel 16:1-3 for Lent 4 Year A

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

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

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

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

Pentecost Drama — Ana & Tod Gobledale, UK

Pentecost: Acts 2:1-42 Dramatised — Ana Gobledale, UK

Sunday Morning Live: A Palm Sunday drama

Who do you think I am? Matthew 16:13-20 dramatised — Ana Gobledale, UK

Wrestling with God, drama of Genesis 32:22-32 — Ana & Tod Gobledale, UK