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| | Jesus Christ Superstar |
 | | Jesus Christ Superstar, which tells the story from Judas Iscariot’s point of view, is a humanized look at the last days of Jesus, taking much of their inspiration from the often glossed over passages of the Gospels. |
 | | More then anything else, Jesus Christ Superstar is a powerful piece of theatre, presenting a different view of the man who would have to give up his earthly existence to accept his destiny. |
 | | After watching Jesus lose control in the temple, lashing out at the moneylenders and merchants, then begging to be left alone when a crowd of cripples surround him asking to be healed, Judas is more convinced than ever that the man from Nazareth is just that--a man, and nothing more. |
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