P R E S E N T E D B Y BOB JONES UNIVERSITY AND THE MUSEUM & GALLERY | G R E E N V I L L E , S . C .

HAPPY EASTER!

Thank you for joining us for our 18th Living Gallery production. We are delighted to celebrate Easter with you.

This year’s program “Rivals on the Road” features art from museums around the world—and one painting, “Christ in the House of the Pharisee,” from the Museum and Gallery at BJU.

We’d love for you to stop by the Museum & Gallery and see it in person while you’re here on campus.

As you experience this breathtaking program—with its music, original drama and classic works of art coming to life—our hope is that you will come face to face with the glory of our Savior Jesus Christ.

I trust you will enjoy this stirring presentation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through living art.

Steve Pettit President

This program is sponsored in part by the following individuals and organization:

Richard Rorex

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burket

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Morgan

If you have comments or questions regarding the Living Gallery, please contact us at finearts@bju.edu.

If you have questions about how Christ’s death and resurrection provide salvation and hope, please visit SOMEWHEREFOREVER.ORG

BREAKING THE DARKNESS

“Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life” (John 8:12).

Just three months ago during the Christmas season, we celebrated Jesus’ birth and remembered the wise men as they were drawn by the light of a star in the east to worship the young child who was born king. Jesus Christ was sent as the light of the world, and all who follow Him will have the light needed to live in this dark world.

Our Savior’s final days on earth were very dark. His agony in the prayer garden, the many trials He endured, and finally His painful crucifixion and death made it appear that this light of the world, whom God had sent some thirty years before, had been extinguished. It seemed that the darkness had won.

But on that bright first Easter morning, Jesus Christ conquered death and made a way for all who believe in Him to overcome death as well.

As you continue to celebrate this Easter season, it is my prayer that you will be overwhelmed by the glorious light of our Savior, Jesus Christ, and that you will give thanks to the Father, “Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated us into the kingdom of His dear Son” (Colossians 1:13).

Jeffrey Stegall Director

2. The Return of the ProdigalSir Edward John PoynterTableau Artist: Harrell WhittingtonModels: Travis Belyus, Curtis Potvin

12. Damascus Road*Doug YoungTableau Artist: Jason WaggonerModels: Daniel Burrell, Joshua Strubel

*Original sculpture on display in the Rodeheaver lobby

1. Christ Healing the Blind of JerichoNicolas PoussinTableau Artist: Harrell WhittingtonModels: Jonathan Beck, Bill Brown, Hector Estrada, Andrew Fox, Brandon Johnson, Michaela Rosensky, J.D. Walker, Julia Young

4. Entry of Christ into JerusalemAnthony van Dyck Tableau Artist: Jonathan Johnson Models: Austin Reed, Alexander Shaeffer, Preston Sprecher

5. Christ Driving the Traders from the TempleBernardo CavallinoTableau Artist: Kevin IsgettModels: Kamaryn Brenneman, Lydia Folkers, Isaac Stephens, Nick Turner

6. The Last SupperLeonardo da VinciTableau Artist: Harrell WhittingtonModels: Ryan Anderson, Aaron Berry, Sam Brenneman, Stephen Bruce, Dale Brunner, Erik Hansen, Dalton Hornsby, James Knisely, Mike Pettit, Chasen Strawn, Gordon Weigand, Mike Wilkie

7. The Divine ServantMax Greiner Jr.Tableau Artist: Kenn BrinsonModel: Kordell St Amand, Nathanael Zakariasen

ORDER OF PROGRAM

8. Ecce HomoFrance du NordTableau Artist: Jonathan AndrewsModel: Benj Melton

9. Flagellation of Christ Lucas FayherdbeTableau Artist: Jonathan AndrewsModel: Seth Severson

10. GolgothaMihály MunkácsyTableau Artist: Jason WaggonerModels: MikeAsire, Bill Burkholder, John Dahlhausen, Caleb Davidhizar, David Eoute Jr., Jim Frasier, Zach Guerrero, Lydia Keck, Paul Kwok, Wilbur Mauk, Kailee Napier, Luke Severson, Hannah Smith, Ricky Whittaker

11. Descent from the CrossAdam Lenckhardt Tableau Artist: Kevin Isgett Models: Stephen Dysert, Rebekah Frampton, Katelyn MacDowell, Margaret McDowell, Andrew Tung, Nickolas Viscioni

13.The Resurrected ChristJonathan AndrewsTableau Artist: Jonathan Andrews Models: Logan Bradshaw, Cody Bryner, Stephanie Cornelius, Alex Davis, Rosario Guerrero, Darius Sapp

Works of art marked with may be viewed at the Museum & Gallery at Bob Jones University.

3. Christ in the House of the PhariseePeter Hubert Subleyras Tableau Artist: Kevin Isgett Models: Ryan Berbin, Karen Haxton, Violet Mullennex, Joshua Powell, Nick Skinner, Alfredo Trujillo

PRODUCTION IMAGE CREDITS

Makeup ArtistsKaren AlamerPeggy Alier Kayla BaldwinEmily Barr Kathy BellJenny Cho Daniel Crawford Terry Davenport Brittany Dechant Morgan DowdenKaitlyn Estelle Brianna Faris Rebecca Ferrari Kara Franseen Rachel Georges Chris HartwickLara Hoster Sarah Johannes Ashley LaneJulienne Layton Cynthia LongMiranda Mai Sandy MehusVivian MorrisMargaret Pasztor

Rebecca RennerMonica RiveraAmanda RossElaine SalasKate SchoolfieldJaquica SmithYvonne Tanbonliong Trei TurmanBetsy Tojdowski Emily VandeburghRebekah Walker Susanna Westich Danielle WunkerDoug Young

Wig CrewAlicia Carr (Wig Master)Kirsten DavisKelli Emig Emily Fulbright

Stage CrewDale BurdenMicha Moyer

Costume CrewRuth BartholomewBecky Sandy

PRODUCTION STAFF MUSIC CREDITS

LiveSara BeamSarah BissonLaura BrundageTroy CastleAbigail ChettaRebekah ErvinAmber EubanksAnthony GillinghamStephen HawkeyNicole KandilMeredith KeenJoshua Muzzi

StudioTaylor BancroftSam BrownLaura BrundageTroy CastleAbigail ChettaNikki EouteTim KamibayashiyamaTina NguyenStephen RinardMichael SeibertRachel SteffensmeierSarah Wright

MUSICIANSChoral Director Kenon D. Renfrow

Damascus Road Doug Young Greenville, S.C.

Christ Healing the Blind at Jericho Nicolas Poussin Photo: R.G. Ojeda Louvre, Paris, France Réunion des Musées Nationaux/Art Resource, N.Y.

The Return of the Prodigal Sir Edward John Poynter Unknown Private Collection

Christ in the House of the Pharisee Pierre Hubert Subleyras Bob Jones University Collection Museum & Gallery

Entry of Christ into Jerusalem Anthony van Dyck Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Krannert 58.3 Indianapolis Museum of Art

Christ Driving the Traders from the Temple Bernardo Cavallino Oil on canvas 101.0 x 127.6 cm National Gallery, London

The Last Supper Leonardo da Vinci S. Maria delle Grazie, Milan, Italy Photo Credit: Scala/Art Resource, N.Y.

The Divine Servant Max Greiner Jr. The copyrighted and trademarked creation of Christian artist Max Greiner Jr. of Kerrville, Texas ©maxgreinerart.com

Ecce Homo France de Nord Musée du Louvre Photo: Bruce Byers

Flagellation of Christ Lucas Faydherbe Inv. Nr. B152 Hanswijk Church, Mechelen, Belgium

Golgotha Mihály Munkácsy Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest, Hungary The Bridgeman Art Library

Descent from the Cross Adam Lenckhardt The Cleveland Museum of Art John J. Severance Fund, 1967.134

The Resurrected Christ Jonathan Andrews Greenville, S.C.

“The Compassion Hymn” Words and music by Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty and Stuart Townend ©2008 Thankyou Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing). Used by permission. All rights reserved.

“The Power of the Cross” Words and music by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend ©2005 Thankyou Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing). Used by permission. All rights reserved. “The Via Dolorosa” Words and music by Billy Sprague and Niles Borop ©1983 Word Music, LLC (a div. of Word Music Group, Inc.), Meadowgreen Music Company (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing). Used by permission. All rights reserved.

“Beautiful Hands” from Shadow of the Cross Words by Ron Hamilton and Cheryl Reid, music by Ron Hamilton, arr. by Brian Büda and Shelly Hamilton ©2009 Majesty Music, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

“King of Humility” Words by Eileen Berry, music by James Koerts ©2011 Soundforth (Admin. by Lorenz Corporation). Used by permission. All rights reserved.

“Vanitas Vanitatum” from Requiem for the Living Traditional text, music by Dan Forrest. Recording performed by the Bel Canto Company. ©2014 Hinshaw Music, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

“Coming Home” Words by William James Kirkpatrick, music by Kenon D. Renfrow. Used by permission.

“I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say” Words by Horatius Bonar, traditional English tune, arr. by Kenon D. Renfrow. Used by permission.

“Vocalise,” Op. 34, No. 14 Music by Sergei Rachmaninoff, arr. by Kenon D. Renfrow. Used by permission.

“Ho, Everyone That Is Thirsty” Words by David Gustafson, music by Brian Pinner, arr. Sharon Gerber and Dianne Pinner © 2003 Pinner Publications. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

Producer Darren LawsonDirector Jeffrey StegallMusic Producer Ken RenfrowPlaywright Jason WaggonerProduction Manager Rod McCartyLighting Designer Richard StreeterSet Designer Jason Waggoner Sound Designer Bob JohansenFront of House Audio Matthew SteelMusic Mixer Max MastersCostume Artisan Barb FilipsicMakeup Coordinator Dan SandyGraphic Designer Jessica Lindsey

Saul, Pharisee of Pharisees Wilbur MaukSimon, renowned student of the Law David Eoute Jr.Zacchaeus, street-smart tax collector Nathan PittackGershon, Zacchaeus’ protégé Matthew WellsThaddeus, tax evader, seller of doves Matthew EstelleMary Magdalene, living with ThaddeusHannah SmithCaiaphas, Sadducee High Priest William Burkholder

Others in the Story

PLAY CAST

Colton BeachDavid BurkeBrittany ButlerCaleb DavidhizarZach GuerreroJess Katka

Lydia KeckPaul KwokLuke SeversonEmily TurnerLizzie Wilson

CREATIVE TEAM