A Palm Sunday Drama
The drama below is a production of the temple scene as it may have been during the Triumphal Entry. It may be used at the beginning of the Palm Sunday service. This service involves the children and gives them a greater sense of the meaning of Palm Sunday. The drama requires two money changers, the crowd (congregation), a lame person, a chief priest, a blind person, rabbi, Pharisee, children's nanny, narrator, Jesus, and temple children. Characters Money Changer 1 Money Changer 2 Rabbi Narrator Crowd Chief Priest Pharisee Jesus Lame Person Blind Person Children's Nanny Temple Children Script and Stage Notes Money Changer 1:Get your Gentile money exchanged here! Good prices for your pagan currency! (Repeatedly) The two Money Changers are in position as the scene opens. The Rabbi is also in position and is "davening" (reading the prayer). Money Changer 2:One shekel in exchange for 50 Roman denarii! Let me help with your temple gift! (Repeatedly) The Money Changers beg…
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