The Christmas Proof Project — Christmas Comedy Script — Playscript

A hilarious Christmas comedy for ages 11+, packed with chaos, ridiculous plans, festive mayhem and jokes that both children and adults will enjoy.

What happens when a family decides they need to prove that Santa Claus is real?

In The Christmas Proof Project, one very determined family sets out to uncover the truth about Santa, with questionable plans, dodgy disguises, unexpected helpers and plenty of Christmas chaos along the way.

This is a crowd-pleasing Christmas comedy designed to entertain a mixed-age audience. The script includes plenty of kid-friendly humour, along with a few cheekier jokes and references that older children and adults will particularly enjoy.

What’s Included?
Full 18-page Christmas comedy script
18 speaking characters
7 hilarious Christmas scenes
Character List
Scene-by-scene Props List
Performance-friendly script formatting
Canva template for the shop’s Wanted Posters
Canva template for the Employee of the Month display
Britney picture for use in the production
Plenty of opportunities for physical comedy, character moments and audience interaction
Perfect For
Christmas school performances
Drama classes
School Christmas shows
Community theatre groups
Youth theatre
End-of-term drama activities
Older children’s Christmas productions
Groups looking for a funny alternative to a traditional Christmas play
Why Audiences Will Enjoy It

The Christmas Proof Project is written to appeal to a mixed-age audience. Children can enjoy the silly situations, larger-than-life characters and Christmas chaos, while older children and adults can appreciate the more subtle jokes and references.

With 18 characters, there are opportunities to involve a larger group of performers, while the included props list and Canva templates help make preparing the production easier.

It doesn’t take itself too seriously — and that’s exactly the point.

18 Characters | 7 Scenes | Ages 11+ | Full Script | Props List | Canva Templates

Can they prove that Santa is real?