Plays by Mark Wyatt
fresh new plays ready for your stage
Plays by Mark Wyatt
fresh new plays ready for your stage
fresh new plays ready for your stage
fresh new plays ready for your stage
Stage play/Comedy/25 pages
Shock. Joy! Fear ... Life after death takes on a literal and immediate tone in this most unexpected homecoming. Jashub, who died a year ago, appears to his family. His still-grieving wife is skeptical. His daughter is cautious. His son surprisingly believes the visitor really is his father! Jashub eagerly shares the joyous experience of heaven and his certainty that his Redeemer lives, savoring the time with his family before he returns to heaven. This intriguing scenario with equal parts love story, humor and gentle theology is based on an often overlooked Scripture about Jesus' resurrection: "The tombs broke open and the bodies of many holy people who had died were raised to life" (Matthew 27:52). A most unusual yet biblical approach for sharing the message of new life at Easter.
Stage Play/ Comedy/ 82 pages
In 1913, it was legal to send children through the U.S. Mail. But, a postal employee had to travel along to make sure the “parcel” was delivered safely. Curmudgeonly postman Evergreen Munro is only one week from retirement when he is given an assignment to accompany 9-year old Newton Davenport from Birmingham, Alabama to the Gulf Coast after the boy is orphaned. The problem is that Munro doesn't like children, and they don't like him right back.
Stage Play/ Comedy/ 73 pages
Family will always be there for you. And there's nothing you can do about it. Have you ever wondered who would attend your funeral? What would they say? When a rumor circulates that Michael Starlington has died, his family decides to help him find that out by "throwing" him a funeral! Against his better judgment, Michael goes along with it. And that is when things start to go very, very wrong.
Stage Play/ Western/Thriller/ 95 pages
1882, Black Ankle, Texas. Wesley Haddon Chambers just wants to find his place in the world. And Calamine, his best friend, wants to help him. But Calamine is a cold-blooded killer, and he knows just what Haddon needs. As Calamine sets out to remove the obstacles--and people--that stand in Haddon's way, Haddon finds himself caught in the grasp of a madman.
Based on the popular song by Ross Newell, CALAMINE is a timeless story of acceptance and rejection, the search for identity, and the clash between goodness in the heart, and evil that goes clear to the bone.
A native of Mobile, Alabama, Mark holds two degrees in Communication, and a Ph.D. His first play was published in 1992, a one-act titled Honey, I’m Home. He wrote and directed his first full length play, CALAMINE, in 2018 at Mobile Theater Guild, followed by the novelization of CALAMINE the following year. His heartwarming comedy, Parcel Post, was produced to glowing reviews at Chickasaw Civic Theatre in the Mobile area in December 2023. Parcel Post was also chosen as an Official Selection of the New Media Film Festival in Los Angeles in 2024. Mark's next play, I Miss You Already, placed as a semifinalist in a national stage play competition, ranking #14 out of 700 + scripts. It is scheduled for production at CCT in April 2025. Mark is an active member of the Dramatists Guild.
Mark is also an award-winning actor and producer, the author of more than six books, and has been published in various magazines, including Ministry Today and Crown and Cross: The Journal of Christian Thought at Columbia University.
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