| Note:
The presentation provided here, including script and
running order, is a work in progress. As with many
works-in-progress, the show is presently over-written.
The final version will contain approximately 24 scenes
and songs.
The play is ready for stage presentation, and it is
free for churches and schools to
perform live.
THREE
different ways to read the script:
1.
In Adobe
Acrobat, as a .pdf file:
Act One - click
here
Act Two - click
here
(Free download of Adobe Reader for Windows XP, click
here. Other Windows versions, click
here.)
2. In Microsoft
Word format:
Act One - RIGHT
click here, select "Save Target As"
..
Act Two - RIGHT
click here, select "Save Target As"
..
Then
save each Act in a folder on your computer to read
and print.
If
you just want to read and not save the play, right
click "Open" on each Act, then wait for
the message box to come up that asks for a Network
Password, but select "Cancel," because you
don't need one. (Sometimes it asks for a password,
and sometime it doesn't. We have no idea why it does
that, and neither does our ISP.) Suggestion: for reading,
the .pdf files above are easier.
The song lyrics are not imbedded in the .doc files
because MS Word will not accept a target="_blank"
link. Lyrics can be viewed by clicking the "Lyrics"
link in the left frame.
3. In HTML
format:
Use this for Translations by Google.
First click on this Translate
link for:
Chinese - French - German - Italian - Japanese - Korean
- Portugese - Spanish.
Then:
Act One - RIGHT
click here, "Copy Shortcut," then "Paste"
into "Translate a web page" box
Act Two - RIGHT
click here, "Copy Shortcut," then "Paste"
into "Translate a web page" box
Copy the URL for the first page into
the "Translate a web page" box, and it will
automatically translate each succeeding page when
you click "next page" at the bottom.
For translations, if you set your Screen Resolution
to 800 x 600, it will show 6-7 words of dialogue per
line (standard script format). If you set Screen Resolution
to 1024 x 768, there will be 10-14 words of dialogue
per line.
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