Under the guidance of Lewis, the actors infuse their performances with sincerity, allowing the audience to connect deeply with the characters and their journey. With grace, respect, and ease, the cast masters both the humorous and the weightier elements of the story, ensuring that each scene strikes a perfect balance. One of the most commendable aspects of this production is its ability to navigate seamlessly between moments of levity and profound emotion. The production’s standout moments, such as the moving rendition of “Day by Day” and the exuberant “Prepare Ye,” demonstrate the cast’s remarkable talent and dedication to their craft, and music director Boni McIntyre’s work. Harmonious group numbers and poignant solos fill the air, each performed with unwavering passion and remarkable vocal prowess. Opposite him, Nazmokeem Harvey, portraying Judas (John the Baptist), captivates with a mesmerizing mix of conflicted emotions and profound vulnerability.įrom the opening notes to the final curtain call, the entire cast of GODSPELL 2012 delivers a feast for the senses. Trevor Brown, in the role of Jesus, delivers an honest performance, exuding charisma and spiritual presence that resonates with the audience. The cast’s energy and commitment to their roles are evident from the moment the lights dim. Under the careful guidance of director and choreographer Andrew Barratt Lewis, GODSPELL 2012 shines as a remarkable theatrical spectacle. With a skillful blend of urban rock-based melodies, outstanding performances, and a perfect balance between humor and depth, this production breathes new life into the classic tale of the gospel of Matthew. In a testament to the timelessness and versatility of Stephen Schwartz’s masterpiece, Thingamajig Theatre Company presents a captivating rendition of GODSPELL 2012 at the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts.

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