little mindy mayhem

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by John Cosper
GENRE: Comedy
TIME: 5 minutes
SYNOPSIS: Mindy’s decided to take
CAST BREAKDOWN: 2F
pictures of everything: the good, the
bad, and the really, REALLY bad…
THEME: Sin, Choices
DIRECTOR’S TIP: We’re of course not
seeing the pictures the girls are describing, so keep the descriptions and
reactions engaging so we’ll stay tuned
in.
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE: Matthew 7:13-14; Philippians 4:8
CHURCH YEAR SEASON: Any
SUGGESTED USE: Youth service; sermon illustration
CHARACTERS:
MINDY - a girl with incredibly bad judgment
JORDAN - Mindy’s friend
PROPS: Two smartphones
COSTUMES: Contemporary
SOUND: Wireless mics if desired
LIGHTING: General stage
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SETTING: A park bench
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Lights up. Mindy is sitting on a park bench at center, playing with her smartphone. Jordan
enters.
JORDAN: Hey, Mindy!
MINDY: Jordan, hey! How are you?
JORDAN: Guess what I got today?
Jordan shows off her new phone.
MINDY: Cool! You finally got a phone!
JORDAN: Yes I did!
MINDY: That’s so awesome. Did you put any apps on it yet?
JORDAN: Not yet. I’ve been too busy taking pictures.
MINDY: Let me see.
JORDAN: Look, here’s me when I got my phone. And here’s me and my Dad. Here’s my
dog.
MINDY: (unimpressed) That’s nice.
JORDAN: What’s the matter?
MINDY: It’s kinda boring.
JORDAN: Boring?
MINDY: Taking pictures of family and puppies. I mean everybody does that. Everybody
takes happy pictures where everyone’s smiling. Now me, I take pictures of everything.
The good, the bad, and the really, really bad.
JORDAN: How bad?
MINDY: You really wanna know?
JORDAN: I guess so.
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MINDY: Okay. Grab a seat.
Jordan sits. Mindy pulls up her pics on her phone and starts to show them off.
Here’s me just after I got my new phone with my mom. Here’s me by myself. Self-Portrait.
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JORDAN: I thought you said that stuff was boring.
MINDY: Hang on, we’re getting there. Okay, here’s me going to church with my parents.
JORDAN: Okay.
MINDY: Here’s me skipping out of church to steal the donuts from the old people’s
class.
JORDAN: You stole donuts from the old people and took pictures?
MINDY: I told you, I take pictures of everything. See? Here’s me watching TV instead of
studying for our history test.
JORDAN: That’s not so bad.
MINDY: Here I am writing the answers on my forearm so I can cheat.
JORDAN: That’s pretty bad.
MINDY: Here’s me when the teacher caught me cheating during the test.
JORDAN: That’s really bad.
MINDY: Here’s me headed to the principal’s office after I told the teacher she looked
like a Hutt.
JORDAN: What’s a Hutt?
MINDY: You know, like Jabba the Hutt on Star Wars?
JORDAN: Never saw it.
MINDY: She did, and boy was she mad.
JORDAN: What’s that one?
MINDY: That’s me in the principal’s office. And here’s me hitting the principal with his
own paddle.
JORDAN: Oh my.
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MINDY: Here’s me stealing his car keys.
JORDAN: I don’t know if I need to see this.
MINDY: Me again, driving his car. Me again, wrecking the car.
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JORDAN: Wow.
MINDY: Here I am running from the police. And here I am getting tasered.
JORDAN: They tasered you?
MINDY: I called him a fat pig. He had no choice.
JORDAN: No, but you did.
MINDY: Yes, well, I’ve never been the best at making good choices.
JORDAN: I guess not. But hey, your parents must not be too mad. I mean here you are
on the playground instead of grounded.
MINDY: Who said I wasn’t grounded? They grounded me until my sixteenth birthday!
JORDAN: So why are you here and not at home?
MINDY: Like I said, I’m not very good at making choices. Hey, look, it’s the ice cream
man! You want a bomb pop?
JORDAN: I’d love one, but I don’t have any money.
MINDY: Money? Who needs money? I’ll steal us some.
JORDAN: You what?
MINDY: (hands her phone to Jordan) Here. When you see me run, take my picture. Then follow me because this could get dicey.
Mindy runs off, stage right.
JORDAN: I gotta get some new friends.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lights down.
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Material is intended for use by the subscriber in the subscriber’s local church. With the exception of scripts, no issue of Drama Ministry may be reproduced by any
means. As a subscriber, you may make as many copies of scripts as needed for your church only. You may perform the sketch as often as you wish at no additional
cost. Scripts and performance rights are not transferable between churches and cannot be resold. You may not use the sketch for any commercial or fundraising
purpose, and usage rights do not extend to video, radio, television or film outside your church.
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