Herod the Great
In this interactive biblical pageant, Herod fears the prophecy that Jesus will become king and orders the killing of Bethlehem’s infants; the mothers resist and lament their children.
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In this interactive biblical pageant, Herod fears the prophecy that Jesus will become king and orders the killing of Bethlehem’s infants; the mothers resist and lament their children.
A farcical theft plot mirrors the Nativity: shepherds catch Mak and Gill hiding a stolen sheep in a cradle, then hear an angel announce Christ’s birth and visit the manger. The play joins the shepherds’ complaints about hardship with the biblical story of redemption.
In this interactive biblical pageant, Herod fears the prophecy that Jesus will become king and orders the killing of Bethlehem’s infants; the mothers resist and lament their children.
A farcical theft plot mirrors the Nativity: shepherds catch Mak and Gill hiding a stolen sheep in a cradle, then hear an angel announce Christ’s birth and visit the manger. The play joins the shepherds’ complaints about hardship with the biblical story of redemption.