I Witness Play Script by Martyn Hamm

I Witness Martyn Hamm “I Witness” is a unique and contemporary look at the most famous week in history, the last week of Christ’s earthly life. Set within the confines of a TV broadcast looking back at news items from the previous week, I Witness uses songs, music and witness’s own words to tell their stories. The audience is taken on a journey from triumphal entry into Jerusalem through the passion of the crucifixion to the glorious resurrection. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis “I Witness” covers the 7 days from Palm Sunday through to Easter Sunday. Each day or scene includes interviews with witnesses who unfold the story a little further. Opening song which introduces all cast. “News, News” Sunday Palm Sunday I witness accounts of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. Song “Rocks and Trees” Monday “Have Your Shout” Chat show interviews with Annas, Martha and Ester Song “With My Own Eyes” Tuesday “Talking Politics” Political interview with Simon the Zealot and statement from Judas Interval Wednesday Jesus and the temple traders “Live” scenes and interviews from outside the temple Telephone conversation with Annas and Judas Song “Black Wednesday” Thursday The arrest of Jesus Live interviews in the Garden of Gethsemane with Malchus, servant to Caiaphas and a local boy (Naked Mark) Statement from Annas at the temple Song “Last Night I Saw Him” Friday Decision Time Crowd scenes outside Pilate’s Palace The Crucifixion Song “Decision Time” Music “Golgotha” Saturday Judas’s Lament Captured video of Judas’s last moments followed by the conversion of Barabbas Song “Judas’ Lament” Song “Song of Barabbas” Sunday Resurrection Interview with the roman guard Song “Roll Away The Stone” Cast Summary I Witness: 20 principals 6M 3F, doubling possible Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: vi,60 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 2007 Language: English ISBN: 978 1 905993 40 6  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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