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It’s 1950 in the deserts of Southern California. Evangelist Brother Cain has a booming trade; his tent revival show moves from town to town, fleecing crowds desperate for something to believe in. When he discovers Mary, a Ntlaka’pamux woman from BC’s Nicola Valley, reading the Bible, he puts her onstage, renames her Grace, and displays her as a miracle: an Indian who can read. A grand, sweeping story of friendship and redemption, The Ministry of Grace is a powerful look at people struggling to live, love, and retain dignity in a heartless world.
A gripping tale of heart and humanityLauzon and Riordan repeatedly demonstrate that Shakespeares words help give voice to ideas the students find usefulStratford Today
The production leaves us in no doubt that students who depart the school are survivors of a process of cultural erasure that some will never conquerStage Door
1939balances youthful optimism and heartbreaking reality By the end I was left with feelings of both sadness and hopeStratford Beacon Herald
A Moving and Powerful MustSee PlayBroadway World
The message is clear and resounding without being hardhittingThe Passionate Playgoer
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80 Pages
8.50in * 5.50in * .25in
160.00gr
.30lb
December 20, 2024
9781990738630
eng
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