As Easter and Passover draw near, thoughts turn to stories of persecution, liberation, and rebirth. Joshua Crone's award-winning play examines those themes against the background of the 2015 shooting at Umpqua Community College: A school shooter invades the lives of a teenage evangelist, a juvenile delinquent, and a youth pastor with a troubled past, forcing them to ask whether faith is worth dying for, and if not, how to go on living.
Reviews
"This is a vital and gripping drama that deserves to be seen by as many people as possible."-Anthony J. Piccione, Onstage Blog"The performances of Daniel Saulle, Alec Nevin and Joshua Crone were outstanding.... [The play] deserves to be seen by a wider audience"-Inola McGuire, Arts Independent"I enjoyed it immensely. The intense dialogue befitted material that was deep in scope... I wish some colleges could get hold of this intense play and perform it."-Lester Cook, Arts Independent"A tightly-wound piece that packs considerable emotion into its brief run time."-Kurt Gardner, blogcritics
I enjoyed it immensely. The intense dialogue befitted material that was deep in scope… I wish some colleges could get hold of this intense play and perform it.
Lester Cook
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Arts Independent
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The performances of Daniel Saulle, Alec Nevin and Joshua Crone were outstanding…. [The play] deserves to be seen by a wider audience.
Inola McGuire
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Arts Independent
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This is a vital and gripping drama that deserves to be seen by as many people as possible.
