Let deeds, not words, be your adorning.
Bahá'u'lláh
The Hidden Words of Bahá'u'lláh
These simple yet profound words became the launch pad for an inspiring children’s play composed of nine vignettes. A little play that can be performed on stage, in a meeting hall, in a park, on the beach, even at home, Adorning by Lucki Melander Wilder is suitable for children of various ages.
Using minimal props, creating their own sets between scenes, and either memorizing their parts or performing a dramatic reading with scripts in hand, eight children and one adult will be able to enthrall their audiences with child-like demonstrations of how deeds outweigh words ... a lesson we all can afford to pay heed to.
This 20-page book is sold in packets of 10, providing one copy for each of the nine actors and one for a director or prompter.
Get a sneak peek at the play here.
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