mystery play

She wrote her own mystery play, and it was a period piece.

As in a mystery play, people with limited knowledge try to piece together what actually happened.

From the guild control they gained the name mystery play.

There is a hint of the medieval mystery play here as well.

It is one of only four surviving English mystery play cycles.

Every production has its own approach, each trying to bring the mystery plays alive for a modern audience.

From early Christian times, the story of the ten virgins has been told as a mystery play.

This character also existed in the mystery plays of the medieval Church.

The Araceli is not a statue unique to the mystery play.

It looks so gloomy - like a mystery play.

Their music would always be needed - long after the Mystery Plays disappeared.

"Mac," said Shelby, feeling as if she had wandered into the final act of a mystery play.

The medieval mystery plays were presented at the major Christian feasts.

Termagant also became a stock character in a number of medieval mystery plays.

The medieval mystery plays continue to be enacted in key English towns and cities.

"It would seem that if we wish to have an audience, we must do a medieval mystery play."

Last known traditional performance of an English mystery play, at Kendal.

Dead Calling was one of the first Hmong mystery plays.

But the underlying message is similar to the mystery plays from the Middle Ages.

Later "mystery plays" were created that told a biblical story in a sequence of entertaining parts.

Apart from the Mystery Plays themselves, there are occasionally other performances.

A stronger influence is the medieval mystery play.

Anthony Shaffer: I believe there will always be an audience for the mystery play.

You can turn it into a children's adventure story or stage it as a liturgical mystery play.

Further, the mystery plays were performed at the time in English for people who could not understand the Latin mass.