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| The People Versus Christ was written for the nationally famed
Drama Trio, from the University of Redlands. Three players play all the
roles, even though the cast may call for diverse characters. The actors
enacting more than one role do so with voice, diction, posture, movement, gestures
and, above all, emotional involvement in each character. This is no change
of makeup or costume, since either would detract from the style.
The People Versus Christ has been presented in cathedral chancels, in gardens, in beautifully equipped theaters, in studios and living rooms, in enormous auditoriums, and in a clearing in the woods. In this CrossWise production of The People Versus Christ we find Mary in a courtroom being questioned about the validity of Christ's life, particularly the events surrounding his death. Events move from a modern courtroom setting to the events of 2000 years ago as Mary reacts to the questions of a prosecutor and as she interacts with characters including Peter and Judas. |
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| The Players for the CrossWise Production of The People Versus Christ are... Candie Blunt of Cedar Hill is an accomplished mime, singer and actress who has also had leading roles in productions including A Time for Christmas and Stained: A Drama of Life in Stained Glass. She has also served as assistant director for CrossWise Youth Productions. J King of DeSoto has appeared in several productions including Snapshots and Portraits, Stained, The Courtroom, Closure: The Problem with Money and as the cobbler in The Vision. Anthony Skinner of Duncanville has appeared in Catacombs, The Living Last
Supper, Snapshots and Portraits, Closure: The Problem with Money as John
Jenkins in Stained: A Drama of Life in Stained Glass and in
The Vision. Anthony is also author of the play The Courtroom,
which was presented by the CrossWise Players in 2001. |
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