Early on in the process, I was talking with Elizabeth Colandene (Mary) about how Mary doesn’t really speak much in The Annunciation, and it’s interesting that in a play that ostensibly focuses on [...]
In the previous entry, we talked a little bit about the original text, and how it was treated in medieval England. Well, this was well and good for medieval Europeans, but why adapt these plays [...]
The Wakefield Corpus Christi Cycle is a collection of plays that encompass the biblical stories of the creation, fall, and redemption of man. The surviving medieval text from Wakefield dates from [...]
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