The play proposes a new interpretation of Judas’ famous biblical betrayal and will stream on demand March 18-20. Thursday, June 12, 2025 Advertise Donate Submit ...

The Judas Redux team presents The Last Days of Judas Iscariot by Stephen Adly Guirgis, and directed by Julia Albain. The Last Days of Judas Iscariot will be presented at Stage 773, 1225 West ...

Judas Iscariot was chosen to be one of the Twelve. This means that Jesus, presumably a shrewd judge of character, must have seen some redeeming qualities in the man.

Reviews of two productions on local stages: "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot," at Ballard Underground through April 22, and "Help" at Seattle Children's Theatre through May 13.

Complete Information About The Last Days Of Judas Iscariot in Brooklyn at The Heights Players. A comedy making Judas' final days come across with a life that most relevant bible plays cannot. Set ...

Judas is also unusual in that, unlike James, John and Peter, he is given a last name, “Iscariot.” This too is problematic. It could mean that he is a “ish keriot,” or a “son of Kerioth.” ...

We aren’t. We don’t see this ending coming, and the surprise makes it all the more brilliant. Judas Iscariot is a long play, clocking in at just under three hours.

And Judas, the fine, brave Judas Iscariot, answers you: Die. You should have fallen on the road, you should have seized the soldiers by the swords, by The hands. You should have drowned them in a ...

From Georgetown’s cocurricular student theater group Nomadic Theatre comes the exceptional “The Last Days of Judas Iscariot.” Based on the play by Pulitzer Prize-winning Stephen Adly Guirgis, this ...

The name Judas Iscariot itself is a puzzle. “Judas” is a form of “Judah,” the name of the southern portion of the original kingdom of Israel and was a common name.

He’s Judas Iscariot, the disciple-turned-betrayer. The Gospels saddled Judas with bestowing the kiss of death upon Jesus. Now, some Christians are portraying him as a knife-wielding assassin.

of Judas Iscariot” By Stephen Adly Guirgis The upshot: Entertaining dialogue and theatrics atone for a long-winded sermon. When: Through Oct. 18 Where: City Lights Theater Company, 529 S.