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Summer Fun with Royalty-Free Skits
Summer break is here! But that doesn't mean you let those drama skills get dull and rusty! Theatre camps are going, along with other summer classes and activities hosted by churches and rec centers. Homeschooling moms and pops are also looking for fun ways to keep reading skills sharp in the summer.
Check out our wide selection of royalty-free skits! If you are teaching or leading such groups or activities, you're likely looking for fun skits and scenes to do with your group. You probably need scenes that don't break the budget and that you can perform for parents and other audiences without paying a royalty. Our fun and engaging scene collections give you unlimited photocopying and performance rights, all for one low price!
From our home page, click on ROYALTY-FREE SKITS right in the center of the page. You'll see we have many themes: TV and radio commercials, Carol Burnett Show sketches, fairy tales, radio plays, and many more. You're sure to find something fun to keep your kids busy and their drama skills sharp!
We're very excited about our newest addition, Free Ice Cream, a clever collection of comedy skits for high schoolers that even encourages supplementing with other original, student-created scenes to create a feature show... royalty-free!!
For a complete list of all our Royalty Free Skits, click here.
This collection features three spoofs starring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s beloved characters from the Sherlock Holmes stories. In fact, they have been winners in forensic competitions!
Perfect for auditions, these ten monologues and duologues feature familiar characters and familiar stories. Some are hilariously fractured, like Mama Bear who wants to sue Goldilocks, and some are classic such as the Frog Prince.
It’s a race against the clock in this madcap challenge to perform 40 plays in only 40 minutes!
This collection of eight slice‑of‑life mime skits are short, charming and easy to perform.
These are authentic scripts, without changes, from the famous CBS network series from the 1960s and 1970s.
This collection of ten hilarious 4‑minute abridgements of includes comedic parodies of ten of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. Even the tragedies are riotously funny.
Here is a collection of a dozen fast‑paced, humorous skits that can be presented individually or all together in a 90‑minute night of family entertainment.
