Some short and very pithy dramas which capture the imagination as well as teaching some very useful lessons, these small set pieces scripted for two or more people are humorous as well as providing a serious message. The authors warn that the audience needs to understand the humour in the dramas as this is an integral part of the set up; they grab the attention of the audience in no uncertain way. The factual information is enough on which to hang a short talk or sermon and whilst delivering a sideways-on interpretation in a sometimes quirky way, they are still interesting enough to keep the attention of the congregation and spread the message very effectively. Drama is a very powerful form of communication and needs to be used with good effect by those who are delivering. This book allows those less talented in the field to produce something really worthwhile.