The key to a bold and original approach to the mission, arrest,
trial and death of Jesus is the title; Son of Man. He is portrayed
as a man agonized by the feeling of divinity within him, and with
all a man's capacity for suffering and pain. "Father, let me be
just a man," he cries; and, to his disciples. "He (Son of Man)
cannot be other than a man, or else God has cheated-- and so my
Father in Heaven will abandon me to myself." The play also strongly
reflects the historical and political situation in which the events
occur-- and examines in a new light the character and motives of
Judas Iscariot.3 women, 27 men
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