Back Together Again
SAINTS PETER & PAUL
Back Together Again
Two of my most requested portrayals Simon Peter and Saint Paul are now available as one theatrical performance. You may now "book" a two act play, combining the two Portrayals "Simon Peter - In His Own Words" and "Saint Paul - In His Own Words".
The theatrical experience is called "Saints Peter and Paul - Back Together Again"
In the First Act "Simon Peter - In His Own Words", Peter will tell us his story:
Simon, the man. Peter the Apostle. The Big Fisherman. What was he like? What did Jesus see in him? What was it like being an Apostle?
Are there men like him among us today? Why did he deny knowing Jesus? Did you know he was married? How did his wife participate?
One man’s vision of the person, the personality, the humor, the life of THE APOSTLE, Simon Peter.
After a 20 minute intermission Act Two "Saint Paul - In His Own Words":
Paul was born in Tarsus, Cilicia. He was a Jew, a Pharisee who hated and persecuted the followers of Jesus. On his way to Damascus to arrest one group of followers, he was knocked to the ground and was blinded.
As an apostle he was imprisoned, flogged, and many times was near death. Five times he received the forty lashes minus one. Three times he was beaten with rods, once he was stoned, three times he was shipwrecked and for a night and a day he was adrift at sea. He was finally imprisoned in Rome and was beheaded.
This is a Bible-based theatrical presentation that
many say is more thought-provoking than any they
have ever seen, "Mark Price brings key figures of
history to life. They will speak to you about their
lives and experiences with Jesus."
I hope my Portrayals will encourage people to get to know those who were closest to Jesus, to dig deeper into the Scriptures and to grow in their faith.
The First Act is 50 minutes in length and the Second Act is 75 minutes in length. As always I will be available after the performance for questions.
Scene Breakdown
Act One
Scene 1 ‐ Introduction
Scene 2 ‐ Simon and Andrew on the Shore
Scene 3 ‐ Meeting Jesus in Bethsaida
Scene 4 ‐ Simon and Jesus on the Shore
Scene 5 ‐ Simon’s Home
Scene 6 ‐ Traveling to Caesarea Philippi
Scene 7 ‐ Palm Sunday in Jerusalem
Scene 8 ‐ Upper Room ‐ Last Supper
Scene 9 ‐ Garden of Gethsemane
Scene 10 ‐ Peter Denies Jesus
Scene 11 ‐ Upper Room – Mary Magdalene
Scene 12 ‐ Empty Tomb
Scene 13 ‐ Simon Fishing / Jesus on Shore
Scene 14 ‐ Solomon’s Portico
Scene 15 ‐ Followers Deaths
Scene 16 ‐ Simon’s Death
Scene 17 – Conclusion
Intermission
Act Two
Scene 1 ‐ Introduction
Scene 2 ‐ Called by God / Road to Damascus
Scene 3 ‐ Paul Meets Peter
Scene 4 ‐ 1st Missionary Journey / Antioch
Scene 5 ‐ Council of Jerusalem
Scene 6 ‐ 2nd Missionary Journey / Athens &
Corinth
Scene 7 ‐ 3rd Third Missionary Journey /
Ephesus
Scene 8 ‐ Paul Travels to Jerusalem on a Mission
of Mercy
Scene 9 ‐ Paul is placed on a Ship to Rome /
Malta
Scene 10 ‐ Paul is Imprisoned in Rome
Scene 11 – Conclusion
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- Saint Joseph Information
- Doubting Thomas Information
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- Saint Luke Information
- Saint Francis Information
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SIMON PETER
SAINT PAUL
SAINT PAUL
SAINTS PETER & PAUL
Back Together Again
We have designed all of our performances to work in most any environment. However, In the end, we will work with what you have to offer. If at all possible we would like the following:
STAGING REQUESTS
Staging and Props
We will provide the required props. We will be pleased with any efforts made to create a stage set with plants, columns and candles for ambiance purposes only.
If performance area is the church itself we understand and will work with the environment. If the performance area is to be theater and/or theater like we prefer, if at all possible, horseshoe audience seating wrapping around a slightly elevated stage. The stage area should be at least 24' wide by 12' deep. It can be square, round or whatever shape works for your environment.
Sound
Access to a microphone input jack or your PA system to connect my sound equipment (mixer, microphone & I-Pod) to your internal sound system or a sound system which you provide.
Music
We will supply the music, unless of course you want to involve your own musicians and choir. We encourage this if it is possible at your parish. We would be pleased to discuss the music with you or your music director.
Lighting
The performance is designed to work with most any venue. It is always best if the audience lights can be reduced and the stage area lighting enhanced.
Dressing Room
A private location with easy access to the stage. The room should be a minimum of 12' x 12' with good lighting and a mirror. It should include a chair and a table.
Product Sales
A table to display DVD’s and books to be made available to those interested.
Staffing Required
A technical team to be in charge of the sound and lights.
A person (s) to be posted at the table and oversee the sale of our CD's, DVD's and Books.
General Information
Mark will arrive at least 90 minutes in advance of the performance. It is important that the facility be available for a test of the lights and sound. The staff in charge of the lights, sound and product sales should be there and available when Mark arrives so all aspects may be coordinated. The goal is to spend 30 minutes setting-up the lights, sound and product sales and then Mark will spend approximately 1 hour getting into costume. If you will be providing the music then the music director needs to also be available 90 minutes in advance of the performance.
We do allow taping, filming and photographs as long as:
It is done in a way which does not disturb the audience and Mark is given copies of the audio, video and/or photographs.
MARKETING MATERIALS
We will send a promotional flier you may use to promote the presentations. Many times the flier is taken to FedEx/Kinkos and large foam core posters are made to help promote the performance. This is done in addition to inserting it into the weekly bulletin and notices in any local newspaper if you so choose. There is also a Photo Album available from our website. You will find numerous photos, which you may download and use as you wish to help promote the performance.
Back Together Again
We have designed all of our performances to work in most any environment. However, In the end, we will work with what you have to offer. If at all possible we would like the following:
STAGING REQUESTS
Staging and Props
We will provide the required props. We will be pleased with any efforts made to create a stage set with plants, columns and candles for ambiance purposes only.
If performance area is the church itself we understand and will work with the environment. If the performance area is to be theater and/or theater like we prefer, if at all possible, horseshoe audience seating wrapping around a slightly elevated stage. The stage area should be at least 24' wide by 12' deep. It can be square, round or whatever shape works for your environment.
Sound
Access to a microphone input jack or your PA system to connect my sound equipment (mixer, microphone & I-Pod) to your internal sound system or a sound system which you provide.
Music
We will supply the music, unless of course you want to involve your own musicians and choir. We encourage this if it is possible at your parish. We would be pleased to discuss the music with you or your music director.
Lighting
The performance is designed to work with most any venue. It is always best if the audience lights can be reduced and the stage area lighting enhanced.
Dressing Room
A private location with easy access to the stage. The room should be a minimum of 12' x 12' with good lighting and a mirror. It should include a chair and a table.
Product Sales
A table to display DVD’s and books to be made available to those interested.
Staffing Required
A technical team to be in charge of the sound and lights.
A person (s) to be posted at the table and oversee the sale of our CD's, DVD's and Books.
General Information
Mark will arrive at least 90 minutes in advance of the performance. It is important that the facility be available for a test of the lights and sound. The staff in charge of the lights, sound and product sales should be there and available when Mark arrives so all aspects may be coordinated. The goal is to spend 30 minutes setting-up the lights, sound and product sales and then Mark will spend approximately 1 hour getting into costume. If you will be providing the music then the music director needs to also be available 90 minutes in advance of the performance.
We do allow taping, filming and photographs as long as:
It is done in a way which does not disturb the audience and Mark is given copies of the audio, video and/or photographs.
MARKETING MATERIALS
We will send a promotional flier you may use to promote the presentations. Many times the flier is taken to FedEx/Kinkos and large foam core posters are made to help promote the performance. This is done in addition to inserting it into the weekly bulletin and notices in any local newspaper if you so choose. There is also a Photo Album available from our website. You will find numerous photos, which you may download and use as you wish to help promote the performance.
