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Here are all of our Comedy Sketches and Skit Scripts for Theatre Groups, Drama competitions, Drama Clubs, Schools, Colleges, Youth Groups and Theatre Schools in one place for you to browse, read in full online and download instantly in both PDF and Docx formats. Be sure to either use our search engine to narrow down 'performed to' or read in full before you buy; the content may not be suitable for younger audiences. Length and number of characters can vary so you might find it easier to go here and use the search engine on the right of the page to narrow down your search. If you're looking for longer one-act or full length comedy scripts, you'll need this page.
These are short comedy sketches and skits for stage or indeed, any other use.
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Mixed-Up Nursery Rhymes
Five short comedy plays for children based on popular Nursery Rhymes. (2M, 2F, 4E – 7 actors with doubling)
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Comedy Break
Three short comedy sketches for stage. (2M, 4F)
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Uppity Puppetry
There’s concern for a man who has been seen taking a puppet for a walk in the park. (2E)
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Anywhere but Rotherham
Margaret arrives at the Pearly Gates in this Angelic tale with a Devilish twist. (2M, 1F)
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A Small World Indeed
Two strangers meet without knowing they’re meant to meet in an interview later. (3M)
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The Antiquities Roadshow
Some unusual items are brought to be valued by the Antiquities Roadshow (6F, 2M)
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White Lab Coat
A tale of a lab coat that ensures the wearer cannot lie (2E)
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Date Night
Phoebe realises people aren’t always honest in the dating profiles. However, sometimes, they are! (3M, 3F, 1E)
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Who do you think you are kidding Covid-19?
Jack is self-isolating but after two hours, is already starting to lose it. (2M, 2F, 1E)
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Waiting for Ye Bus
A conversation about Shakespearean quotes descends into a string of word-play, tongue twisters, malapropisms and non sequitur in this short sketch for two actors. (2E)
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Jack the Rapscallion
Two reporters try to come up with an interesting story for tomorrow’s paper (2E)
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Long Joey Silver
A man’s guide dog is temporarily replaced by a Parrot! (2E)
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Don’t Mind if I Do
Two pubgoers struggle to accept that another pubgoer doesn’t drink alcohol. (4E)
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Hear Here
Short comedy sketch about a new hearing device that filters insults. (1M, 7E)
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Grandma’s House
A collection of fairy tale characters end up at Grandma’s house but unfortunately for them, so does the Big Bad Wolf! (3F, 1M & 1E)
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Paws for Thought
Three short sketches with an animal theme (1F, 1M & 1E)
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The Potter Effect
A tired and overworked vet can’t see his next patient – because it’s an invisible rabbit who is a fan of a certain boy wizard. (3E)
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Confusion at the Gentlemen’s Outfitters
A Gentleman’s outfitters try to provide the very best for Jack who, they later find out, is actually a dog. (1E, 1M & 1F)
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The Interpreter
A Salesman can apparently translate what a potential customer’s cat is saying. (1E, 1M & 1F)
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Knick-Knack Paddywack
‘This old Man’ wants to play all the numbers from 1 to 12, but has nothing to play them on. Can the local hardware store help? (1M & 1E)
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Little Miss Muffet
Miss Muffet picks Incy Wincy out of a line-up but was it he who ‘sat down beside her’?. (1F & 2E)
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Mary Mary
Mary tells us how her garden grows as she makes a new video for her YouTube Gardening tips channel. (1M, 1F & 2E)
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There’s a Party on the Hill
Jack and Jill plan a party on the hill for their friend Wee Willie Winkie. (2M, 2F)
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Humpty Dumpty
Did Humpty fall or was he pushed? Anchorman William Winkie investigates. (1M, 6E)
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Left Behind
A left-handed employee joins a company which seems to take issue with ‘lefties’ (4E)
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Dooba Dooba
Tensions run high as a Guinea Pig is introduced to a Hamster Cage in a pet shop. (5E)
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Love Under Construction
A set-designer interrupts a show, thinking it’s just a rehearsal. (3E)
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Keeping Distance
After receiving a less than friendly message from outer space, a scientist must come up with a reply to save the world. (2E)
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Adhere John
A revenge plot ends in a sticky situation in this short comedy play. (3M, 2F)
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What Comes Round
A boxer realises his opponent used to be a Children’s entertainer – and a sworn enemy! (3E)
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The Goodlands
Plans for a new utopian life soon fall apart (3M)
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The Book Club
A man soon regrets the book he chooses when he joins a local book club. (2M)
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OMMG
Two people seek enlightenment but end up finding each other. (3E)
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The Blame Game
John is met with many reasons why he can’t make a doctors appointment. (2E)
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Keeping Watch
A man’s smart-watch reacts badly to the news he’s thinking of buying a replacement! (2E)
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Down and Out
Two thieves attempt a robbery but soon become the victims. (4E)
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Entracte
Between plays, 2 stagehands ‘work through’ their differences (2E)
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Finding Maria
Whatever happened to Snow White. We find out as she encounters the Huntsman, many years later. (1F, 1M)
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Ever Onward
A fatalistic news reporter gets the scoop on the brave adventures of a determined solo mountain climber. (3E)
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The Truth Within
The proof of a divine being seems to be someone’s birthday present! (4E)
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Father Christmas and the Troublesome Socks
Can the audience and the elves help Santa find a matching pair of socks? (10E or more)
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The Perfect Couple
A marriage counselor encounters a couple with an unusually challenging problem: they are too perfect. (3E)
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Nuclear Strike
The hero stops an evil villain, but not until contracts are negotiated (1F, 1M and 2E)
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Puppy Love
Jay’s lost dog might have returned in an unexpected manner. (2M, 1F)
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Super Lunch
Two retired super-heroes meet for lunch and decide to show society that they’re not ‘past-it’ (3E)
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Plastic Funeral
A group of male accountants hold a funeral with a twist for their female colleague (1F, 1M)
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The Grate Outdoors
Bill tries to get out more but the outdoors only makes him want to stay in more! (2M)
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An Inconvenient Crime
A burglar turns up with a question… “is it convenient to rob you right now”? (1F, 2M)
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We Three
Past, present and future walk into a bar… (1F, 1M, 1E)
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Find the Mole
Two spies try to work out who the mole is in their clandestine organisation (2E)
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Smudger the Smidgeon
Tom gets a new pet… a tiny pigeon… a smidgeon! (2E)
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Dinner at Dinah’s
Two members of the audience realise they’ve got a lot in common beyond their own insecurities. (2F, 1M)
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Elf and Safety
Will Santa end up on his own Naughty list or will he tell the truth about getting stuck up the chimney? (7E or more)
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The Insurance Salesman
An insurance company are selling something unusual and deadly. (2E)
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Couple Seeking Conflict
Two characters in a drama-free play try to create some conflict. (2E)
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The Literal Restaurant
Two people visit a restaurant where everything is taken literally. (1M, 1F, 3E)
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The Cafe
Two women meet across town but what exactly is on the menu? (3F)
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A Night Under the Stars
A man on a park bench encounters someone who may not be ‘of this world’ (2M, 1E)
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Samson Agonises
Samson has lost his motivation in this short adaptation of the Milton Play. (4M, 1F & 1E)
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A Pain in the Neck
A Vampire and a Vampire hunter meet at a costume party (3E)
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Bench Press
A man on a bench pieces together snippets of the conversations of passers’ by and realises it might be his lucky day! (7 – 23E)
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