The God dilemma: which show do I go to?

When everything you want to see at the Fringe is sold out, and God is the biggest news in theatre, what do you do? You see a one-man show in a church, that uses Star Wars figures to re-enact the Last Supper.
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I’d missed out on every show I wanted to see at the Assembly Rooms on Monday afternoon, so I was a bit miffed. Everything was sold out, or cancelled, and I was looking for something else, but the clowning show the girl tried to sell me really didn’t really appeal.

“I’ve got one free ticket to a one-man show about Jesus?” she said. “It’s meant to be really good. He re-enacts the last supper using Star Wars figurines,” she enthused, before hastily reassuring me it was not sacrilegious. What a pity, I replied. “People either say that, or they are very reassured,” she laughed.

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Emma Sorensen
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Emma Sorensen is a freelance writer and editor. She was previously Editor of Arts Hub UK. She has a background in literature and new media, having worked as an editor and commissioning editor in book publishing, as well as with websites and magazines in the UK and Australia.