In this Christmas performance Curt portrays six different characters (both historical and imagined) whose lives were somehow intertwined with the birth and early years of Jesus. The monologues are interspersed with musical solos and audience carol singing. The characters are unusual and the evening is an intimate experience of the mystery of the incarnation of God in Jesus.
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Join Curt Cloninger for a short walk as he discusses Easter. Written to reach the typical, maybe men cynical Easter church goer, Curt challenges the viewer -- if Christ didn't really rise from the grave on Easter, then what are we doing sitting in church? But, if he did, then celebrate! Works wonderfully for an Easter pre-service video, or call to Easter worship.

The first part of this performance leaves an audience laughing as Curt presents six of our common misconceptions about God. It concludes with two humorous, but touching monologues which present the true nature of God, a Father who loves the "mutts" of this world. Click here to see promotional material for this show.
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A man reflects on why he puts up the American flag and the freedom it symbolizes.

What would it be like if Jesus walked into your church house and just started talking? In this performance Curt portrays Jesus, using just his words (albeit "loosened up a bit") as if Jesus were talking to a contemporary audience of church members. Curt presents a very approachable Jesus, who tells stories and wrestles with kids and speaks directly to the hearts of the listeners. This is a startlingly simple and intimate performance.
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In this very dramatic, yet very personal performance, Curt portrays eight characters (real and imagined) as each responds to Jesus. Through the eyes of these characters, both comic and serious, the audience is challenged to see Jesus from fresh perspectives; not as a cardboard and distant historical figure, but as one who was intimately involved in the "nitty-gritty" of life.
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