Between Two Thieves
by Warner LeRoy
Synopsis: Some travelling Jews enter a theatre. They draw lots for roles: thus begins the reenactment of a drama that has been staged nightly since the Crucifixion. Their purpose is to examine why Jews have been persecuted for 2000 years and to fix the blame for the Crucifixion. The indictment accuses Jesus of being subversive in religion and politics. Caiaphas and Pilate testify before the leader's daughter cries halt. She is weary of this nightly repetition and wants to get beneath the law and to see Jesus Himself. The troupe begins to improvise. We meet Mary and Joseph, Peter, John, Thomas and Judas. The first part ends with a general indictment of man: all are guilty. In the second part some of the actors are in the audience and they rise as spectators to comment on the previous scene. Among them are a priest, a rationalist and a woman who reasons with her heart. Every one of us has been found wanting in crisis; every one but Christ.
Cast
| Elias | Peter France |
| Rebecca | Eve Windsor |
| Sara | Sheryl VandenBerg |
| David | Greg Mims |
| The Company | William Fairchild |
| David Davey | |
| Joshilyn Jackson | |
| Marc Petersen | |
| Erik Wortendyke | |
| Robert Nesbit | |
| Jim Coleman | |
| Treva Caton | |
| W. Bal Dumper | |
| Todd Hillier |
Production Staff
| Director | Stan Dean |
| Scene & Lighting Design | Peter B. Young |
| Technical Director | David Maysonet |
| Assistant Director/Stage Manager | Scarlett Bowen |
| Costume Coordinator | Alicia Rodwell |
| Light Board Operator | Amy Bruner |
| Sound Operator | Andre Samuel |
| Production Assistants | Linda Morgan |
| Hunt Scarritt | |
| Follow Spot Operators | Barry Becton |
| Dayna Johnson | |
| House Manager | Judy DeBolt |
| Ushers | Phi Theta Kappa |
| Promotion | Pam Herring |
| Carpenters | Owen Ireland |
| Raul Maysonet |
