Everyone has heard of the five stages of grief, the final stage being acceptance. But what if that last stage is unattainable? What if you are not allowed to accept your loss because, technically, there is no loss? The Five Stages of Survival explores the heartbreaking life of someone whose loved one is in a long coma. This script works well for someone able to portray love and desperation at the same time.

What happens when Death decides to try updating its delivery system? A fun twist on the modern delivery notifications mixed with dark humor. This skit is perfect for personalization allowing the performer to swap out the names and locations of those involved. Five Stops Away shows the lighter side of the impending doom we all face. Wait there’s more, there are two alternate endings, the actor’s choice!

Having children is a big decision. They will completely change your life. For this narrator, there was never a choice. While other kids may want to grow up to be astronauts or firefighters, he was determined to be a father. A beautiful, “careful what you wish for,” story perfect for anyone who can portray complex layered grief. A script best suited for a mature actor and audience.

Billy loves games, toys, and his twin brother. They are inseparable, and their favorite game is Super Rangers. But today, the game does not go as planned and their lives are changed forever. A wonderful script for someone who can capture the spirit of childhood.

Too often we tend to think of the angel and demon on our shoulders as good and evil. But what if they are simply clocking in to do a job that needs to be done just like the rest of us. These two coworkers do everything they can to succeed at their conflicting jobs while maintaining a healthy work relationship. A great piece for exploring everyday life from a different perspective.