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Coming Soon: A variety of full-length musical plays
Lampost is working to convert its extensive repertoire into published resources for your use. While they have a number of productions written and produced, it is a time-consuming process to put them into published form. Your patience is appreciated. First Alert: |
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The Wedding (a semi-musical, quasi-interactive, pseudo-theatrical fiasco) Get set for an interactive theatrical experience - an evening of outlandish zaniness with a rock-solid message that touches the heart with Christ's love. You're invited to a wedding, and everyone's there: the insecure mother, the overbearing aunt, the cynical maid-of-honor. The bridesmaides are as ditzy as they come, and the groomsmen are just there for "the free food and a chance to trash the car." There's even a visit from an old boyfriend -- you know, the one that did Elvis impersonations at karaoke (which the bride would rather forget). Even the Norwegian Ambassador has come (did his bodyguards just tackle the bride?) Everyone is here -- oh, except for one person: the groom. The audience becomes part of the act in this rollicking musical that takes us through the ups and downs of love, but then turns the tables on us as we discover how these lessons apply to Christ's love for His Bride. Watch for the release of this delightful and poignant outreach musical. |
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