skit help...PLEASE!!

[ilovetheviolets]

I am the rush director for my chapter and have been contemplating different skits for skit night, we switch it up typically from year to year (to show the changing chapter)...i was thinking of doing a sex and the city theme this year and was wondering if anyone had ever done that one, how it worked etc...(hey, if you want to send me a script, go for it...haha)....
anyways, if you do have ANY way to help me...that would be great. our numbers are low right now, so i need a skit like this one that has very few participants, but has the potential to be very entertaining.

greek love to all!!
-violets

[SigK_Bama]

We did a super cute skit when I was active. It was a "Sigmas Through the Decades". We went from the 70s to the 90s, three dancers for each decade. They all dressed up in outfits from each decade and we sang songs (70s - Jungle Boogie; 80s - Oh, Mickey, you're so fine; 90s - Too Much Bootie In The Pants [I kid you not, but it was cute]. Then we had two emcees who wore awesome club type clothes and stood on a black, wooden box while they spoke. We had the hookup with a company who got us some stage lights and a sound board, so that was awesome. The sorority upstairs even asked that we turn the music down because we were so loud! But I believe we had good return rates for the party and it was an absolute blast to do. The hard part was choreography and finding girls who could dance well. Other than that, it was awesome.

[tri-d]

This may be a little overdone, seeing as it has been awhile since my college days, but our house did a spin off on Grease. The entire house dressed up in poodle skirts and white t-shirts, and then we had a few girls sing the songs with modified lyrics..."You are the one that I want--Delta!" etc. It was always a big hit and a blast--I STILL sing our version of the songs whenever I hear anything from Grease!