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Revisiting Michael Sheen’s groundbreaking Passion of Port Talbot

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A 72-hour performance of The Passion of Christ took place in Port Talbot on Easter weekend 2011. The one-off play was based on a novel by Owen Sheers and was co-directed by Michael Sheen and Bill Mitchell. Over 1,000 people actively participated in the production and over 25,000 spectators watched.

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Revisiting Michael Sheen’s groundbreaking Passion of Port Talbot

The Passion of Port Talbot. Images: PA News Agency Stephen Price On Easter weekend 2011, a 72-hour performance of The Passion of Christ took place in Port Talbot starring one of its most famous sons that remains, to this day, one of the most groundbreaking and momentous theatrical events ever staged in Wales. In a play inspired by the once-a-decade Passion Play by the German town of Oberammergau, the large-scale theatrical production was a years…

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