What are some good numbers or scenes for a drama competition?

I need a large group musical number, we have about 16 people in it and about 7 strong female singers and 4 strong male singers. We also have alot of dancers. If it is difficult to do and unique then even better!





We also need small group musical numbers for strong singers, male and female,





I also need some good monologues or duet scenes, or small group scenes.





and a one act play,


If you have any of these and you think they would be good, please let me knowWhat are some good numbers or scenes for a drama competition?
Here's an excellent one act play for a large group. It's hilarious.





Don't Fear the Reaper





Comedy. By Eddie Zipperer.


Cast: 7m., 3w., 1 either gender, 2 nonspeaking roles either gender. May be doubled to 4m., 3w. Don't Fear the Reaper follows a day in the life of the Grim Reaper鈥攖he day he gets fired. On his first gig of the morning, he's spotted on the doorstep of a young married couple. The husband and wife each decide that it must be the other one's time, and through a series of passive-aggressive strategies they each attempt to lure their partner onto the doorstep, until they learn the important lesson that throwing one's spouse to the Reaper isn't the American way. Next on the Reaper's list is Steve. Steve's soul seems like a routine reaping at first but ultimately presents a problem unseen for 40,000 years. In his mediocrity, Steve has reached a perfect balance on the scale of good and evil and must choose his own fate on The Fating Game, where God and Satan vie for his soul. As day turns to night, the Reaper meets with God in His office and learns that鈥攄ue to certain people ending up in the wrong afterlife鈥攊t is time to turn over his scythe to the new Reaper, Jeremy (formerly the grim reaper of insects). Insisting that people should be able to die with a little compassion and sympathy, the Reaper steals the scythe and goes rogue. Cornered by God, Satan, Jeremy and his wife, the Reaper is forced to decide whether he should go quietly or take the world down with him. Two int. sets. Approximate running time: 45 minutes.





You can read the 1st scene for free at:





http://www.dramaticpublishing.com/p1909/鈥?/a>