Quo Vadis
The world of Nero’s imperial court is set against the faith of the early Christians in a six-act spectacle featuring a palace banquet, the burning of Rome and Vinicius’s account of a Christian gathering.
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The world of Nero’s imperial court is set against the faith of the early Christians in a six-act spectacle featuring a palace banquet, the burning of Rome and Vinicius’s account of a Christian gathering.
In imperial Rome, the romances of Vinicius and Lygia and of Petronius and Eunice unfold amid the splendour and corruption of Nero’s world. Gilder’s five-act adaptation places these intimate relationships against the conflicts of the Roman court and its Christian opponents.
The world of Nero’s imperial court is set against the faith of the early Christians in a six-act spectacle featuring a palace banquet, the burning of Rome and Vinicius’s account of a Christian gathering.
In imperial Rome, the romances of Vinicius and Lygia and of Petronius and Eunice unfold amid the splendour and corruption of Nero’s world. Gilder’s five-act adaptation places these intimate relationships against the conflicts of the Roman court and its Christian opponents.