Job's Passion
The biblical story of Job is combined with elements of Christ's Passion. Across seven acts and an epilogue, Job encounters repeated groups of beggars, messengers, friends, soldiers and entertainers.
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The biblical story of Job is combined with elements of Christ's Passion. Across seven acts and an epilogue, Job encounters repeated groups of beggars, messengers, friends, soldiers and entertainers.
A mother and her son flee oppression and search for refuge in a world of violence and indifference. Their journey becomes a four-part theatrical fable about death, compassion and the need for safety.
A family sheltering refugees during wartime is torn apart when soldiers enter their home. The mother and child flee by ship but are denied a safe landing; the island’s governor allows the child ashore, yet the child refuses to leave the mother and chooses death rather than separation. In the final, dreamlike scene, the dead children await a Messiah who proves to be an ordinary traveling salesman.
The biblical story of Job is combined with elements of Christ's Passion. Across seven acts and an epilogue, Job encounters repeated groups of beggars, messengers, friends, soldiers and entertainers.
A mother and her son flee oppression and search for refuge in a world of violence and indifference. Their journey becomes a four-part theatrical fable about death, compassion and the need for safety.
A family sheltering refugees during wartime is torn apart when soldiers enter their home. The mother and child flee by ship but are denied a safe landing; the island’s governor allows the child ashore, yet the child refuses to leave the mother and chooses death rather than separation. In the final, dreamlike scene, the dead children await a Messiah who proves to be an ordinary traveling salesman.