Telegraph on Oberammergau Play
I meant to blog about this year's Oberammergau Passion Play at some point before Easter, but as it runs until October then that's probably OK.
Meanwhile, Tim Auld of the Daily Telegraph has written quite a long piece on the once-a-decade play which also features a slideshow of images from this year and previous years. There's no mention of the 1898 film that was named after the play (but not filmed at it - instead it was famously shot on a New York roof top), but as this is the first performance since The Passion of the Christ it's not surprising that much of the article discusses the play's relationship with anti-Semitism (including a photo of Hitler approving of the 1934 production).
Meanwhile, Tim Auld of the Daily Telegraph has written quite a long piece on the once-a-decade play which also features a slideshow of images from this year and previous years. There's no mention of the 1898 film that was named after the play (but not filmed at it - instead it was famously shot on a New York roof top), but as this is the first performance since The Passion of the Christ it's not surprising that much of the article discusses the play's relationship with anti-Semitism (including a photo of Hitler approving of the 1934 production).
Labels: Passion Play of Oberammergau
2 Comments:
At 11:14 pm, April 07, 2010, Anonymous said…
I enjoyed looking over your blog.
God Bless You, Ron
At 9:20 am, April 09, 2010, Matt Page said…
Thanks for popping by.
Matt
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