At Still Small, one of our core commitments is to ongoing learning, both artistic and spiritual. Our actors consistently report how meaningful it is to participate in this work – but we don't want to just keep the fun to ourselves: we want to invite you to learn with us!

On this page, you'll be able to access many free materials to help you grow, whether individually or with a Bible study or whole church. For summer shows, we'll be posting materials weekly during the rehearsal process so you can learn alongside our actors. There are also materials to help you grow as an actor! Click on a title below to get started!

We also offer Still Small Studies, which are more in-depth Bible studies connected with our Virtual Performances. For more information, see the "Available Virtual Shows" section of our Booking page!
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Are you interested in acting but don't know where to start? Want to add skills to your toolbelt? Join us for this series of actor training videos on subjects such as character work, intention, and monologues!
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Still Small used this show to raise awareness and funds for local domestic violence agencies. How does this subject relate to the show? How does it relate to our lives as Christians -- and what is Love asking us to do?
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The Diary of Perpetua

Perpetua's story of faith in the face of opposition and violence is lived out in the lives of 340 million Christians today. What do they have to teach us about a life lived for Jesus? How do we enter into her story and theirs as we let God write our own?

The Prophet Project

* available as a Still Small Studies Bible study series!
With a script constructed entirely out of quotes from the Biblical prophets, this show is a unique re-telling of God's relentless love for humanity. How do the prophets teach us to interact with Scripture, God ... and each other? How do such challenging verses bring us closer to God's love?

Every Reason to Say No

The real Christmas story wasn't as cute as we often make it. Mary had every reason to say no to God's plan. What do we do with our own reasons to say no? What hope do her experiences lend for the challenges we face now?
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