Showing 27 results for: What Would Judas Do?
What Would Judas Do? (Audio) - March 2019 March 1st, 2019
WHAT WOULD JUDAS DO? Was first performed in the autumn of 2006 at Battersea Arts Centre as one of their enormously important, work-in-progress Scratch Nights. The idea was to know the story of the last week of Judas’ life as well as possible and then kind of throw it away, and tell it anecdotally, like…
What Would Judas Do? - October 2018 October 30th, 2018
WHAT WOULD JUDAS DO? Was first performed in the autumn of 2006 at Battersea Arts Centre as one of their enormously important, work-in-progress Scratch Nights. The idea was to know the story of the last week of Judas’ life as well as possible and then kind of throw it away, and tell it anecdotally, like…
Stewart Lee: What Would Judas Do? CD review - May 2009 Den Of Geek - May 8th, 2009
There are certain things that, as a society, we have enough of. Few people can say that when perusing the shelves of their local Waterstones bookshop they’re looking for further volumes of Jordan’s extensive range of autobiographies. I’m not suggesting that there’s anything wrong with the existing eighteen volumes. Quite the opposite. I think that…
Product: World Remix/ What Would Judas Do? – Bush Theatre, London - January 2007 Culture Wars - By Dolan Cummings - January 22nd, 2007
‘This is edgy. Fucking edgy!’ Mark Ravenhill’s crazed film director tells his prospective star as he comes to a particularly tasteless part of his increasingly ludicrous plot. Product: World Remix, a new production of Ravenhill’s play, which he first performed at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2005, consists of an extended pitch for a sexually explicit…
What Would Judas Do? - January 2007 The Stage - January 21st, 2007
Religious bores would be seriously mistaken if they decide to picket the latest dramatic creation from stand up comedian and Jerry Springer – the Opera creator Stewart Lee. What Would Judas Do? is a beautifully touching, intelligent, insightful study of what it was like to be ordinary in the presence of the extraordinary. Lee presents…