Oberammergau
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At half-past seven another cannon-boom announces the open- ing of the doors of the Passion theatre. The streets are immediately filled with hurrying, excited people. As there is no occasion for haste, we will let the crowd slip by while we enjoy the fresh, pure morning air. The bright sunshine, the blue sky, the green meadows, and the clear rugged outlines of the mountains are a fitting setting for the scenes we are about to witness.
In the few moments before the play begins we have an opportun...ity to examine the stage. We have before us the broad proscenium, which has no roof, thus giving it a background of sky and mountain. At the rear of the proscenium in the centre is a small covered stage with curtains on which are painted Michel Angelo's Moses, and the prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah. This stage is used for the tableaux and some of the small though important scenes. Two arches, through which are seen streets of Jerusalem winding away in the distance, join this central stage. On the right is the Palace of Annas, on the left the Palace of Pilate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At half-past seven another cannon-boom announces the open- ing of the doors of the Passion theatre. The streets are immediately filled with hurrying, excited people. As there is no occasion for haste, we will let the crowd slip by while we enjoy the fresh, pure morning air. The bright sunshine, the blue sky, the green meadows, and the clear rugged outlines of the mountains are a fitting setting for the scenes we are about to witness.
In the few moments before the play begins we have an opportun...ity to examine the stage. We have before us the broad proscenium, which has no roof, thus giving it a background of sky and mountain. At the rear of the proscenium in the centre is a small covered stage with curtains on which are painted Michel Angelo's Moses, and the prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah. This stage is used for the tableaux and some of the small though important scenes. Two arches, through which are seen streets of Jerusalem winding away in the distance, join this central stage. On the right is the Palace of Annas, on the left the Palace of Pilate.
What to read after Oberammergau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josephine Helena Short to read onlineMoreLess
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