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PILATE
A play in three acts by Brian Ward
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First performed at Rockwell College, St. Patrick’s Day,
1956 A.D.
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"Ecce homo!" Pontius Pilate, Governor of Judea, displays
the scourged Christ with crown of thorns in vain attempt to elicit sympathy
from mob demanding his crucifixion. Pascal Friday, 3231 according to the
Jewish calendar. (see Notes)
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| Pontius Pilate |
Procurator of Judea |
| Claudia Procula |
His wife |
| Spurious Naso |
Tribune |
| Barca, Marcus, Longinus |
Centurions |
| Artemius |
Soothsayer |
| Mindaro |
Slave to Pilate |
| Bemba |
Slave to Claudia |
| Caiphas |
High Priest |
| Annas |
Retired High Priest |
| Nicodemus, Horathiel, Azraim, Galadas |
Priests |
| Joseph of Arimathea |
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| Judas |
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| Chresidorus |
A Pedlar |
| Servant to Caiphas |
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| Jesus |
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| Lictors, attendants, general populace |
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ACT ONE
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Courtyard of the Antonia |
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Interior of Caiphas’ house |
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Atrium of the Antonia |
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ACT TWO
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Courtyard of the Antonia |
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Courtyard of the Antonia |
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Courtyard of the Antonia |
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ACT THREE
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Atrium of the Antonia |
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Notes
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