If the church is in decline, why are Passion plays so popular?
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The Passion play in London’s Trafalgar Square draws about 20,000 people to its two performances every year. So, what is it about these outdoor performances that attract this many people? Esther Higham spoke to producer Charlotte de Klee and actress Stephanie Pena ahead of their Good Friday show to find out more.
Released on 28 Mar 2024
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