“Two poor Jewish boys grow up together in ancient Israel, where loyalty and betrayal lead to ruin for both—and a final act of mercy for one.”
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|Act 1 | Scene 1 |
Sung by Ensemble
Dathan observes the activity in heaven.
|Act 1 | Scene 1 |
Sung by Dathan
Dathan is conflicted about approaching the gates of heaven.
| Act 1 | Scene 2 |
Sung by Gadias
After observing Jesus (12 years old) teaching at the temple.
| Act 1 | Scene 2 |
Sung by Gadias
Gadias opines about what he might become when he grows up.
| Act 1 | Scene 3 |
Duet sung by Dathan and Gadias
Dathan goads Gadias (both 12 years old) into mischievous behavior.
| Act 1 | Scene 4 |
Sung by Gadias
Gadias thinks about Dathan's dismissal of God and begins to doubt.
| Act 1 | Scene 5 |
Duet sung by Dathan and Gadias
Dathan and Gadias discuss how they might be able to free Israel.
| Act 2 | Scene 5|
Sung by Dathan
Dathan convinces Gadias to steal money from a street vendor.
| Act 1 | Scene 6 |
Sung by Dathan, Gadias, Clement, Anna
The two couples sing about Clement's pregnancy (Clement/Anna) and the hidden money (Dathan/Gadias), in a double entendre .
| Act 1 | Scene 7 |
Sung by Dathan and Gadias
Dathan and Gadias sing about the difficulty they are having in locating Barabbas.
| Act 1 | Scene 8 |
Duet sung by Dathan and Gadias
Gadias is informed of his wife's and unborn child's murder.
| Act 2 | Scene 1 |
Duet sung by Dathan and Gadias
Dathan and Gadias murder two people, thinking that one was Barabbas. They are caught by Roman soldiers.
| Act 2 | Scene 2 |
Duet sung by Dathan and Gadias
Barabbas is released from prison, but Dathan and Gadias are not.
| Act 2 | Scene 3 |
Sung by Ensemble: Dathan, Gadias, High Priests, Roman Soldiers, The Crowd
Jesus is crucified and mocked by everyone, including Dathan and Gadias.
| Act 2 | Scene 3 |
Sung by: Gadias
Gadias' song of remorse.
| Act 2 | Scene 4 |
Sung by: Heaven's Gatekeeper
The angel at heaven's gate questions Gadias.
| Act 2 | Scene 4 |
Sung by Gadias followed by Ensemble
Gadias responds to the angels with his only reason to enter heaven. People in heaven celebrate.
The Man on the Middle Cross - A New Musical
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