Relationships

We won't go far wrong in our relationships if we concentrate on love, loyalty and mercy always.

As Christians, we need to see in other people the image of one for whom Christ died, and this extends even to those who we would consider as enemies and persecutors, . . . sometimes even people we might think of as . . . . jerks. And the most important relationship we have is with God.

Cast: 2 any age m or f

Bible Reference:  1Peter 1:3

Set:  bare

Lighting:  standard

Sound:  wireless mics if available

Song:  none

SFX:  none

Costumes: standard

Props: none

Special Instructions:  none

Time: 15

Sample of script:

Tony is on stage sitting on a chair, as if in a trance, Jessie comes on stage, looking at Tony

Jessie: Uhhhhhh, hi, Tony, you sleeping?

Tony: Nope.

Jessie: You not feeling well?

Tony: Feeling great actually.

Jessie: You sure, you aren’t moving, not smiling, just sitting there.

Tony: Exactly.

Jessie: So, sitting there with a blank expression is a good thing?

Tony: None better.

Jessie: That’s good. . . . . I . . .think.

Tony: Like I said, none better.

Jessie: Mind telling me, like, just exactly what are you doing here?

Tony: Considering relationships.

Jessie: Relationships?

Tony: Yep.

Jessie: Relationships with who exactly? Looks like you are all alone here.

Tony: Relationship with myself.

Jessie: Let me get this straight Tony . . . you are having a relationship with yourself?

Tony: Exactly. I had a relationship with Donnie but that was a disaster! So, I decided, I’m just gonna have a relationship with myself.

Jessie: I thought Donnie and you were best friends.

Tony: I thought so too, but, nope! So anyhow, I am sitting here having a relationship with myself.

Jessie: Actually a relationship is usually always between two or more people.

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