NaTiVity Dramas
The Third Season: Four Nontraditional Christmas Plays for All Ages
Keith Hewitt

Keith Hewitt is back with a third volume of clever nativity dramas in which he adapts biblical Christmas stories to popular television programs. In the same way Jesus communicated in a context that people of his time could relate to, Hewitt presents four sharp-witted takeoffs on something our culture can really relate to -- TV. The humorous treatments of these biblical narratives will hold people's attention and breathe new life into traditional nativity texts.

All four plays are specifically designed to be produced in churches and can be easily staged by congregations of almost any size. Props are simple and easy to find.

The four plays in this third volume are popular television shows from right now:
"Psyched in Bethlehem" (45 minutes)
"Everybody Loves Joseph" (45 minutes)
"Big Bang Bethlehem" (50 minutes)
"Burned in Bethlehem" (40 minutes)

These dramas are delightful and bring a down-to-earth perspective, drawing on everyday life experiences through various television shows. It is a pleasure to see someone bring a refreshing aspect of God's message through creative mediums such as these.
Pastor Dan Verdegan
Wilmot United Methodist Church

We have been doing Keith Hewitt's plays for two years now. I love them, and I want to encourage him to keep writing the plays. Our church family loves them but more importantly we have been able to get people from the community in and to share God's word.
Robin Miller
Director of Spirited Players of Queensbury UMC
Queensbury, New York

Keith Hewittis the pastor at Parkview United Methodist Church in Turtle Lake, Wisconsin, and a former Sunday school teacher and youth leader. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay. Keith's first two television inspired drama books are NaTiVity Dramas: Four Nontraditional Christmas Plays for All Ages (CSS Publishing, 2007) and NaTiVity Dramas: The Second Season (CSS Publishing, 2009). Hewitt is also a regular contributor to the online service StoryShare.