Son of Man

Exploring the duality of divinity and humanity, the narrative delves into the emotional turmoil of Jesus as he grapples with his identity. His plea to be "just a man" underscores the profound struggle between his divine nature and human suffering. The work also provides a fresh perspective on the historical and political backdrop of the time, examining the complex character of Judas Iscariot. With a diverse cast of three women and twenty-seven men, the play invites reflection on faith, betrayal, and the human condition.