Written in Stone - James Hutchison

Written in Stone: You think your boss has anger issues?

When God leaves Gabriel, Michael, and Lucifer in charge of coming up with the ten commandments office politics take center stage. Finally the true story about the creation of the Ten Commandments, the reason man was given a soul, and how Lucifer ended up in hell.

10 Minute Comedy – 4M, single set

These are Angels…they may have wings, or they may not. The look and feel of the costumes and setting may be as corporate or heavenly as the production team wants to make it.

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“WRITTEN IN STONE is a small comedic gem. It’s a tightly written and refreshingly new take on our traditional beliefs around the origins of the Ten Commandments. Witty dialogue, surprisingly human characters and unexpected plot twists will keep you guessing. And, I hope people will walk out of the theatre not just chuckling but asking each other, “Could this have actually happened?” or “Maybe we should revisit the Ten Commandments in light of what’s happening in the world today?” Theatre should challenge us with new concepts and ideas as well as entertain and WRITTEN IN STONE certainly does that.
Heather Dick
Actor, Director, Playwright

Bridget Bezanson, Meredith Busteed, Stephanie Christiaens in the NNPF 2019 production of Written in Stone by James Hutchison. Directed by Heather Dick. Scenic design, Ellen Brooker. Costume Design, Madeline Ius. Lighting Design, Christopher Pattenden. Photo: Jason Wighton.
Bridget Bezanson in the NNPF 2019 production of Written in Stone by James Hutchison. Directed by Heather Dick. Scenic design, Ellen Brooker. Costume Design, Madeline Ius. Lighting Design, Christopher Pattenden. Photo: Jason Wighton.
Meredith Busteed in the NNPF 2019 production of Written in Stone by James Hutchison. Directed by Heather Dick. Scenic design, Ellen Brooker. Costume Design, Madeline Ius. Lighting Design, Christopher Pattenden. Photo: Jason Wighton.
Stephanie Christiaens in the NNPF 2019 production of Written in Stone by James Hutchison. Directed by Heather Dick. Scenic design, Ellen Brooker. Costume Design, Madeline Ius. Lighting Design, Christopher Pattenden. Photo: Jason Wighton.