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The technical help also was obvious. Don Yanik's set,
Doug Pipan's lighting, and the costumes by Diane Knust
and Yanik contributed greatly to the illusionary Biblc
rock world onstage. Unfortunately, the light board oper
ators consistently missed cues and ruined several effective
scenes.
Among cast members several traits were common. The
acting was low-key but tolerable, vocal quality was good
but projection was poor, f rank Smith portrayed Judas as
a frustrated man trying to blame his self-guilt on Jesus.
Smith's good voice and better dancing compensated for
his impersonal acting.
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Jesus, as played by Glenn Prettyman, was a tired,
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man and Janne Cooper as Mary Magdalene lacked fire in
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man but r'arrell had no Hash or dance just a life
less song.
As a result, the production shouldn't offend anyone.
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