It's Sad, So Sad When an Elf Goes Bad
By Jerome McDonough
It's Sad, So Sad When an Elf Goes Bad is a one-act play that needs 12 or more performers. Licensed by Dramatic Publishing.
- Type
- one-act play
- Cast size
- 12 or more performers
- Cast notes
- 12+ actors, either gender, flexible.
- Recommended level
- Middle school
- Dance
- No dance
- Genre
- thriller
- Licensor
- Dramatic Publishing
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Synopsis
Jerome McDonough's first play for children has humor, suspense and an important Christmas lesson. A play easily performed for, or even by, children. It's Sad, So Sad When an Elf Goes Bad is the tale of Emmy, Santa's tiniest and most accident-prone elf. Between Emmy's natural clumsiness and mischievousness, Santa cannot find a spot for her in his organization except caring for Ralph, a reindeer forced unwillingly into retirement. The bitter pair wreak a Jekyll-and-Hyde revenge on Santa, but their
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