New Christmas Musicals

A Play In A Manger by Steve Moore, Rob Howard and David Guthrie

Christmas Musicals for Church

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TAYLOR: Mr. DeVille I don't know where you got the dancing camels and "words of wisdom." The Bible tells us that the wise men saw the star in the east and came to worship Jesus. DEVILLE: Okay, okay, I understand your little concerns. I love the traditional story as much as anybody but trust me, I know what it takes to capture an audience's attention today. Remember, bigger is better! (Deville strides off stage and Mason walks the other way, discouraged. He walks up to Ben, leaning on a large sweeper broom.) BEN: Don't be discouraged, Taylor. TAYLOR: What's happening to our Christmas play, Ben? Don't people realize he's changing everything? I mean, a gigantic manger, dancing camels? BEN: Well Taylor, when Jesus was born, most folks were expecting something very different … maybe, bigger. The promised Messiah arrived as a little baby … in a tiny village … and instead of sitting on a throne, He was laid in a little manger— like this. Let's give Mr. DeVille some more time. He may "see the light" after all, and that light may lead him right back to this manger. (Music begins to "Let It Shine" as Ben puts his arm around Taylor and they walk off stage.) SONG 4: "LET IT SHINE" For Preview Only

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