Mazim Benaicha’s Jesus of Nazareth moves like a ‘Cirque du Soleil’ player but doesn’t get to speak until near the end when he gently delivers a worth-waiting-for monologue absolving Judas. Highlights have to include the gangster rap by Pontius Pilate (Adjei Dsane) and a stunning hip-hop entrance by the soulful Saint Monica (a joyous Kevvauna Welsh).Ī mention too for Butch Honeywell (Billy Adams/James Gill)who puts his case for non-forgiveness personally and uncompromisingly to Judas along with a six pack of beer.įred Trenholme is excellent in the title role Of Mr Iscariot and faultlessly remains locked in his own tortured soul throughout he doesn’t ask anyone for forgiveness and is a testament to the words ‘Forever and Ever’. There is even an appearance by the one and only Sigmund Freud (Alastair Bancroft).
Played with a lovely nod towards Al Pacino by a debonair – let-me-be-your-best-friend, my clubs-the-place-to-hang – Luke Taylor Uttley. From Mother Theresa (spot on by Maddy Williams) to the Lord of Darkness himself, head-to-toe Gucci boy Satan.
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