Breaking the Darkness
“Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the
world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall
have the light of life” (John 8:12).
Just three months ago during the Christmas season, we celebrated
Jesus’ birth and remembered the wise men as they were drawn by
the light of a star in the east to worship the young child who was
born king. Jesus Christ was sent as the light of the world,
and all who follow Him will have the light needed to live in this
dark world.
Our Savior’s final days on earth were very dark. His agony in
the prayer garden, the many trials He endured, and finally His
painful crucifixion and death made it appear that this light of the
world, whom God had sent some thirty years before, had been
extinguished. It seemed that the darkness had won.
But on that bright first Easter morning, Jesus Christ conquered
death and made a way for all who believe in Him to overcome
death as well.
As you continue to celebrate this Easter season, it is my prayer
that you will be overwhelmed by the glorious light of our Savior,
Jesus Christ, and that you will give thanks to the Father, “Who
hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated
us into the kingdom of His dear Son” (Colossians 1:13).
Jeffrey Stegall
Director
BJU events
museum & gallery events
Symphonic Wind Band
(Featuring guest artist Matthew Vaughn)
November 10, 2015
Easter Story in Art: A Strolling Tour
March 1–April 5, M&G at BJU
Celebrate Easter with this self-guided tour of
selected masterworks that portray Christ’s tender
and transformative encounters with everyday people,
considering anew the enduring impact of Christ’s
words, life and sacrifice.
Fee: Free with general admission
Christmas Living Gallery
December 3–5, 2015
Rossini’s La Cenerentola
March 8, 10 & 12, 2016
Shakespeare’s Hamlet
April 21–23, 2016
Beginning September 1, tickets for these events at
Rodeheaver Auditorium will be available for purchase
online at bju.edu/tickets or by calling the Programs &
Productions Box Office at (864) 770-1372.
museum & gallery hours
M&G at BJU
Tuesday–Sunday 2–5 p.m.
Closed Mondays
M&G at HERITAGE GREEN
Tuesday–Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sunday 2–5 p.m.
Closed Mondays
Extended Hours and Free Admission
Your Living Gallery ticket grants you free admission to both
M&G sites on April 2–5. In addition, M&G at BJU is
open for extended hours, 2–7 p.m., on Living Gallery
performance days.
April 2 • 4:30 and 7:30 p.m.
April 3 • 4:30 and 7:30 p.m.
April 4 • 2:00, 4:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Easter Scavenger Hunt
March 1–April 5, M&G at BJU
Children 5 to 12 years old are invited to participate in a
scavenger hunt through the museum galleries. This
self-guided activity, designed to captivate children’s
imaginations and expose them to Old Master paintings,
takes 30 to 45 minutes. Bring your finished worksheet to
the Gift Shop for a free prize!
Fee: Children ages 12 and under are free.
Webcast April 4 • 7:30 p.m.
Charles Dickens: The Continuing Victorian Narrative
M&G at Heritage Green
Explore Victorian England through Dickens’ stories and
characters brought to life through technology, costumes,
art, and vignettes of London's notable settings.
Fee: general admission
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pr e s e n t e d b y
bob jones university and the Museum & Gallery | Gr e e n v i l l e , S . C .
order of program
1. Christ Healing the Blind of Jericho
Nicolas Poussin
Tableau Artist: Harrell Whittington
Models: Jonathan Beck, Bill Brown, David Denning,
Hector Estrada, Andrew Fox, Brandon Johnson,
Michaela Rosensky, Nickolas Viscioni, J.D. Walker, Julia Young
happy easter!
Thank you for joining us for our 18th
Living Gallery production. We are delighted
to celebrate Easter with you.
This year’s program “Rivals on the Road”
features art from museums around the
world—including “Christ in the House
of the Pharisee” from the Museum &
Gallery at BJU. The sculpture “The Resurrected Christ” is also on
display temporarily. While you’re on campus, I invite you to stop by the
Museum & Gallery and see these two works in person.
As you experience this breathtaking program—with its music, original
drama and classic works of art coming to life—our hope is that you will
come face to face with the glory of our Savior Jesus Christ.
I trust you will enjoy this stirring presentation of the Gospel of
Jesus Christ through living art.
Steve Pettit
President
Richard Rorex
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burket
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Morgan
Tableau Artist:
Jonathan Andrews
Model: Seth Severson
Lucas Fayherdbe
3. Christ in the House of the Pharisee
Pierre Hubert Subleyras
Tableau Artist: Kevin Isgett
Models: Ryan Berbin, Karen Haxton, Violet Mullennex,
Joshua Powell, Nick Skinner, Alfredo Trujillo
Tableau Artist: Jonathan Johnson
Models: Austin Reed, Alexander Shaeffer, Preston Sprecher
somewhereforever.org
Tableau Artist:
Jonathan Andrews
Model: Benj Melton
Tableau Artist:
Harrell Whittington
Models: Travis Belyus, Curtis Potvin
Anthony van Dyck
If you have questions about how
Christ’s death and resurrection
provide salvation and hope,
please visit
France du Nord
9. Flagellation of Christ
4. Entry of Christ into Jerusalem
If you have comments or questions
regarding the Living Gallery, please
contact us at [email protected].
8. Ecce Homo
2. The Return of the Prodigal
Sir Edward John Poynter
This program is sponsored in part
by the following individuals and
organization:
Production staff
5. Christ driving the Traders from
10. Golgotha
Mihály Munkácsy
Tableau Artist: Jason Waggoner
Models: Mike Asire, William Burkholder,
John Dahlhausen, Caleb Davidhizar, David Eoute Jr.,
Jim Frasier, Zach Guerrero, Lydia Keck, Paul Kwok,
Wilbur Mauk, Kailee Napier, Luke Severson,
Hannah Smith, Jim Whiddon, Ricky Whittaker
Tableau Artist: Kevin Isgett
Models: Kamaryn Brenneman, Lydia Folkers, Isaac Stephens,
Nick Turner
6. The Last Supper
Leonardo da Vinci
11. Descent from the Cross
Adam Lenckhardt
Tableau Artist: Kevin Isgett
Models: Bill Alger, Stephen Dysert, Rebekah Frampton, Bradley Hamilton,
Brandon Lurtey, Katelyn MacDowell, Margaret McDowell, Andrew Tung
7. The Divine Servant
Max Greiner Jr.
Tableau Artist: Kenn Brinson
Models: Nathanael Zakariasen*
12. Damascus Road*
Doug Young
Tableau Artist: Jason Waggoner
Models: Daniel Burrell, Joshua Strubel
*Original sculpture on display in the Rodeheaver lobby
Tableau Artist: Harrell Whittington
Models: Ryan Anderson, Aaron Berry, Sam Brenneman,
Stephen Bruce, Dale Brunner, Erik Hansen, Dalton Hornsby,
Jim Knisely, Mike Pettit, Chasen Strawn, Trevor Thompson,
Gordon Weigand, Mike Wilkie
Wig Crew
Alicia Carr (Wig Master)
Kirsten Davis
Kelli Emig
Emily Fulbright
Stage Crew
Dale Burden
Micha Moyer
Costume Crew
Ruth Bartholomew
Becky Sandy
Saul, Pharisee of Pharisees
Wilbur Mauk
Simon, renowned student of the Law
David Eoute Jr.
Zacchaeus,
street-smart tax collector
Nathan Pittack
Gershon, Zacchaeus’ protégé
Matthew Wells
Thaddeus, tax evader, seller of doves
Matthew Estelle
Mary Magdalene,
living with Thaddeus
Hannah Smith
Caiaphas, Sadducee High Priest
William Burkholder
Others in the Story
13.The Resurrected Christ
Jonathan Andrews
Tableau Artist: Jonathan Andrews
Models: Logan Bradshaw, Cody Bryner, Stephanie Cornelius,
Alex Davis, Rosario Guerrero, Darius Sapp
*additional role not cast at time of printing
Works of art marked with
Monica Rivera
Amanda Ross
Elaine Salas
Kate Schoolfield
Jaquica Smith
Yvonne Tanbonliong
Betsy Tojdowski
Trei Turman
Emily Vandeburgh
Rebekah Walker
Paul Walters
Susanna Westich
Danielle Wunker
Doug Young
Play Cast
the Temple
Bernardo Cavallino
Makeup Artists
Karen Alamer
Peggy Alier
Kayla Baldwin
Emily Barr
Kathy Bell
Jenny Cho
Daniel Crawford
Terry Davenport
Brittany Dechant
Morgan Dowden
Kaitlyn Estelle
Brianna Faris
Rebecca Ferrari
Kara Franseen
Tiffany Garcia
Rachel Georges
Chris Hartwick
Lara Hoster
Sarah Johannes
Ashley Lane
Julienne Layton
Cynthia Long
Miranda Mai
Sandy Mehus
Vivian Morris
Margaret Pasztor
Rebecca Renner
may be viewed at the Museum & Gallery at Bob Jones University.
Colton Beach
Aaron Berry
David Burke
Brittany Butler
Caleb Davidhizar
Zach Guerrero
Erik Hansen
Eric Hermann
Nathaniel Johnson
Jess Katka
Lydia Keck
Paul Kwok
Michael Pettit
Luke Severson
Chasen Strawn
Emily Turner
Lizzie Wilson
Music credits
“The Compassion Hymn”
Words and music by Keith Getty,
Kristyn Getty and Stuart Townend
©2008 Thankyou Music (Admin. by
Capitol CMG Publishing). Used by
permission. All rights reserved.
“The Power of the Cross”
Words and music by Keith Getty and
Stuart Townend
©2005 Thankyou Music (Admin. by
Capitol CMG Publishing). Used by
permission. All rights reserved.
“The Via Dolorosa”
Words and music by Billy Sprague
and Niles Borop
©1983 Word Music, LLC (a div.
of Word Music Group, Inc.),
Meadowgreen Music Company
(Admin. by Capitol CMG
Publishing). Used by permission.
All rights reserved.
“Beautiful Hands”
from Shadow of the Cross
Words by Ron Hamilton and Cheryl
Reid, music by Ron Hamilton, arr.
by Brian Büda and Shelly Hamilton
©2009 Majesty Music, Inc. Used by
permission. All rights reserved.
“King of Humility”
Words by Eileen Berry, music by
James Koerts
©2011 Soundforth (Admin. by Lorenz
Corporation). Used by permission. All
rights reserved.
“Vanitas Vanitatum”
from Requiem for the Living
Traditional text, music by Dan
Forrest. Recording performed by the
Bel Canto Company.
©2014 Hinshaw Music, Inc. Used by
permission. All rights reserved.
“Coming Home”
Words by William James Kirkpatrick,
music by Kenon D. Renfrow. Used by
permission.
“I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say”
Words by Horatius Bonar, traditional
English tune, arr. by Kenon D.
Renfrow. Used by permission.
“Vocalise,” Op. 34, No. 14
Music by Sergei Rachmaninoff,
arr. by Kenon D. Renfrow. Used by
permission.
“Ho, Everyone That Is Thirsty”
Words by David Gustafson, music by
Brian Pinner, arr. by Sharon Gerber
and Dianne Pinner
© 2003 Pinner Publications. Used by
permission. All rights reserved.
Creative Team
production image credits
Producer
Darren Lawson
Director
Jeffrey Stegall
Music ProducerKenon D. Renfrow
Playwright
Jason Waggoner
Production
Manager
Rod McCarty
Lighting DesignerRichard Streeter
Set DesignerJason Waggoner
Sound DesignerBob Johansen
Front of House
Audio
Matthew Steel
Music MixerMax Masters
Costume ArtisanBarb Filipsic
Makeup
Coordinator
Dan Sandy
Graphic DesignerJessica Lindsey
Damascus Road
Doug Young
Greenville, S.C.
Musicians
Choral Director
Kenon D. Renfrow
Live
Sara Beam
Sarah Bisson
Laura Brundage
Troy Castle
Abigail Chetta
Rebekah Ervin
Amber Eubanks
Anthony Gillingham
Stephen Hawkey
Nicole Kandil
Meredith Keen
Joshua Muzzi
Studio
Taylor Bancroft
Sam Brown
Laura Brundage
Troy Castle
Abigail Chetta
Nikki Eoute
Tim Kamibayashiyama
Tina Nguyen
Stephen Rinard
Michael Seibert
Rachel Steffensmeier
Sarah Wright
Christ Healing the Blind
at Jericho
Nicolas Poussin
Photo: R.G. Ojeda
Louvre, Paris, France
Réunion des Musées
Nationaux/Art
Resource, N.Y.
The Return of the Prodigal
Sir Edward John
Poynter
Unknown Private
Collection
Christ in the House of the
Pharisee
Pierre Hubert
Subleyras
Bob Jones University
Collection
Museum & Gallery
Entry of Christ into
Jerusalem
Anthony van Dyck
Gift of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman C. Krannert
58.3 Indianapolis
Museum of Art
Christ driving the
Traders from the Temple
Bernardo Cavallino
Oil on canvas
101.0 x 127.6 cm
National Gallery,
London
The Last Supper
Leonardo da Vinci
S. Maria delle
Grazie, Milan, Italy
Photo Credit: Scala/
Art Resource, N.Y.
The Divine Servant
Max Greiner Jr.
The copyrighted
and trademarked
creation of
Christian artist
Max Greiner Jr. of
Kerrville, Texas
©maxgreinerart.com
Ecce Homo
France de Nord
Musée du Louvre
Photo: Bruce Byers
Flagellation of Christ
Lucas Faydherbe
Inv. Nr. B152
Hanswijk Church,
Mechelen, Belgium
Golgotha
Mihály Munkácsy
Hungarian National
Gallery, Budapest,
Hungary
The Bridgeman Art
Library
Descent from the Cross
Adam Lenckhardt
The Cleveland
Museum of Art
John J. Severance
Fund, 1967.134
The Resurrected Christ
Jonathan Andrews
Greenville, S.C.