A play for three, on the concept of everyone begin wired differently and connecting to God in different ways, or, how different worship styles meets the needs of different people.
Use a Dueling Banjos background track edited to your choreography, or even better - played live for your choreography!
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Person two has a rectangular prism attached to a string, attached to their waist.
Person three has a cylinder attached to a string, attached to their waist.
The shapes can all be made of different materials, like a can for the cylinder and cardboard for the triangle.]
Music starts.
Each person shows their shape to the audience in turn.
A box is put on a high table or stool, and the audience sees one side with three triangle shaped holes facing them. (the other two sides with holes are hiding on the bottom and on the back)
Person one puts their triangular prism in one of the holes and starts 'jigging' their arms in a country music kind of way to one of the others.
Then person two tries their shape but it doesn't fit.
Then person one invites the other person to try their shape, and jigging their arm at the time again.
Then person three tries their shape but it doesn't fit.
Person one removes their shape and turns the box over one, to now show three square shaped holes.
Person two puts their rectangular prism in the hole and starts 'jigging' their head in a country music kind of way to one of the others.
They try and put their shape in too but it doesn't fit.
Then person two invites the other person to try their shape, and jigging their head at the time again.
They try and put their shape in too but it doesn't fit.
Person two removes their shape and turns the box over one, to now show three circle shaped holes.
Person three puts their cylinder in the hole and starts 'jigging' their knees in a country music kind of way to one of the others.
They try and put their shape in too but it doesn't fit.
Then person three invites the other person to try their shape, and jigging their head at the time again.
They try and put their shape in too but it doesn't fit.
Person three removes their shape and turns the box around to now show all three shape sides accessible on front and left and right.
The three people progress to all put their shape in their sides at the same time, and start doing their specific jig once inserted, and the music is full and fast.
Get the audience clapping alone and walk of with the box, all connected.
Performance: Castle Hill Seventh-day Adventist Church Camp @ Crosslands - October 29, 2022