By Dave Corbett
Ages 5-7
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"Mend the Manger" is easy to stage making it very suitable for N.Q.Ts tackling their first Infant Nativity.
Hints and tips for NQTs are included in the script.
Extensive Production Notes steer you well clear of any potential pitfalls.
The songs are very straightforward with lots of repetition.
Although the donkey has a solo singing part, don't forget that this part can be either a male or female role.
There are 29 speaking roles with as many cooks, cleaners, servants etc. as you wish.
"Mend the Manger" is suitable for the inclusion of "Early Years".
The animals want to know who has made such a mess, and broken the manger. It turns out that the donkey's clumsy feet got into a muddle again. The innkeeper takes the manger to be fixed.
On the way the innkeeper meets some Kings and camels heading to Bethlehem to see a special baby.
The innkeeper meets a group of shepherds on a hill. Apparently, it's boring watching sheep. They warn him of bears and wolves.
Cooks, servants and cleaners are busy getting the inn ready for the rush of visitors.
Mary and Joseph arrive at the inn, and are offered a bed in the stable.
The angels appear to the shepherds.
Kings and shepherds find baby Jesus lying in a newly repaired manger.
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This was well pitched for the inclusion of our Early Years.
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