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Originally produced on Broadway by Scott Rudin Productions. "Plays as stark and strong as this don’t come along very often.
In their hands, a new kind of gospel will be told Shaping the space around her are STC Resident Director Imara Savage ( Hay Fever), Resident Designer Elizabeth Gadsby ( The Hanging) and composer Max Lyandvert ( The Golden Age). In the role is the Helpmann Award-winning Alison Whyte ( Love and Information, Travelling North), an actor renowned for her visceral connection to language, her intelligence and her deep reserves of empathy. Most recently, in 2013, for The Testament of Mary, now adapted for the stage. Irish writer Colm Tóibín has been shortlisted for the prestigious Booker Prize on three occasions. Penned by one of the world’s greatest living novelists, this is a profound, poetic and immensely thoughtful reimagining of one of Western cultures’ foundational narratives. At the core of this performance beats the heart of a woman grieving an unbearable loss. Recounting memories of Jesus’ last days, Mary brings her powerful maternal perspective to a very complex and human story of sacrifice.
She will write her own Gospel on her own terms. They are relentless, but she is steadfast. They call him the Messiah, a miracle worker, the man who conquered death. Years after his death, men are compelling Jesus’ mother to agree their official record, their version of the truth. In a voice that is both tender and furious, she speaks a defiant truth. This Mary is no saint, not meek, nor obedient. For two thousand years Mary has been silent.
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