Written by Lachlan Ryan and Brisita Rojas Ryan

THE WAIT

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Rojas Ryan Productions, Hope Valley High, The Wait

THE WAIT SUMMARY

Synopsis:
"The Wait" is a narrative centered on the anticipation and revelation leading up to the birth of Jesus Christ. Set in a bustling ancient marketplace, the story captures the restless yearning for a long-awaited prophecy. Simeon voices the people's hope for deliverance amid Roman oppression, while Mary and Joseph navigate the crowds as Mary's pregnancy progresses.

The narrative explores different perspectives on waiting, including the Magi's journey following a celestial sign and the shepherds' divine revelation of the Messiah's birth. Herod, embodying worldly power and insecurity, contrasts sharply with the humble setting of the stable where Jesus is born.

In the climactic scenes, shepherds, Magi, and locals gather at the stable, recognizing the significance of the moment as they embrace the truth of Emmanuel, "God with us." "The Wait" reflects on faith, redemption, and the fulfillment of divine promises through interconnected narratives that resonate with timeless themes.

Running Time: 65 minutes (1 act show)

Age: Teen to Adult

Roles:
There are 25 speaking roles and several non-speaking roles available for casting in The Wait. Some of the roles can be gender interchangeable based on the personnel involved.

Please contact us if you’d like to review a script and other materials.

Pricing

Flat rate: $500 AUD
Flat rate includes: Unlimited editable printing of scripts, Backing Tracks, Rehearsal Demo Tracks, Editable Artwork, Prologue Video

Orchestrations Available: $300 AUD (If you have limited musicians, please contact us about creating backing tracks based on your requirements)

Score includes the following:
Conductor’s Score
Piano
Keyboard 1
Keyboard 2
Bass
Percussion
Drums
Flute
Clarinet in Bb
Alto Saxophone
Tenor Saxophone
French Horn
Trumpet 1 & 2
Trombone
Violin 1 & 2
Viola
Cello

Royalty Fees: 10% of ticket sales to be finalised at the completion of show (if the production is not charging ticket prices, the flat rate will be adjusted in accordance with the number of performances and persons attending)

The Wait