Available, 1st quarter of 2010

Written by Bob Welch and adapted for the stage by Scott Bettis, this play takes a joyful and candid look at the lifelong love between fathers and sons and guides men through the changing seasons with highly personal, riveting stories that mirror the passing of time...

This as a story of Nostalgia, of Memoir, of make-you-laugh-out-loud moments, and thoughtful reflections. Most of all, it's a story of encouragement that brings you new understanding of you heritage, your culture, your relationships, and your God.

The play runs 30-45 minutes, is perfect for a sermon replacement, Father's Day, or father/son banquets, and plays well to ages Jr. High and up.

Traveling Light, was written by Lawrence G. Enscoe and is a series of short-monologues taken from the book of Mark. This presentation is chock-full of characters, Peter as a tough-guy Brooklyn longshoreman. Levi, a nerdy, high strung tax man. Jairus, a conservative businessman. King Herod, a godfather-like mobster Don. Even Peter's "oh so Jewish" mother-in-law makes an appearance. This entertaining and yet hard-hitting one-man play runs 45 minutes, is perfect for a sermon replacement, and plays well to all ages.

This holiday presentation, Wrappings, was written by Lawrence G. Enscoe and asks the question "What if the first Christmas had happened today?" How would Gabriel, Joseph, and the Inkeeper have behaved at the most important event of Human History if they had been part of 21st Century society? Come unwrap the humor, joy and wonder of the birth of Christ viewed through contemporary characters. These revisited biblical stories are then illuminated by a tale from the modern world in which a nine year old boy re-discovers the heart of Christmas. This holiday presentation runs 30 minutes and is perfect as a sermon replacment or special event.