David’s life is very complex, as he rises from a shepherd boy anointed by the prophet Samuel to be the king of Israel. We travel through the life of David in a “flash back” story -telling style’- from that shepherd boy, to a young man that defeats the Philistine giant Goliath, through the years of fleeing Saul, the sins of adultery, murder and the consequences of rebellion from his son Absalom.

 The most important trial in the history of the World.

You are seated in that courtroom where Governor Pontius Pilate resides.

Witness the testimonies of THE WITNESSES.

Hear the Evidence that ends in a Verdict that will forever change the Eternal Destiny of Humankind.

Come and witness first hand what happened on that glorious night over 2000 years ago- the night our savior Jesus Christ was born. The Christmas dinner musical will inspire you, providing a unique and touching view of the birth of Jesus and all that led up to that evening. The story is played out around you and our talented cast will not only entertain you, they will serve you dinner. Your servant will seat you, offer you a drink, and serve you. YOU become part of the great story.

Once upon a time there lived a King that sent his Son into the Kingdom to tell everyone about the King’s love for them. He also extended an invitation to the people to come to the Grande Ball, but not everyone accepted the invitation. Sound like a fairy tale? Well it is, and you will be surprised at how the Gospel message is told through this enchanting musical.

The Story of Noah follows the lives and trials of Noah and his family as they struggle to trust God while dealing with lots of water, lots of animals and a lot of family-time! Filled with comedy, laughter and tears; The Story of Noah tells one of the most beloved stories from the Old Testament, the story of the flood, found in Genesis 6 & 7.

The place; a small rural town called Jeru-Salem, where the people are a hardworking, God-fearin’ folk. Many are farmers who believe in working the land to reap what they sow. Joe and Mary Carpenter have fallen into the slow cadence of life in this small town and are raising up their son, Joshua. But Mary has found herself “in the family way” again. This time she is praying for a girl. You’ll meet the other town folk as they gather for prayer meetings, sing those old Gospel songs of days gone by, visit with neighbors and go about their day.

But something is about to change in this little town… a sickness that sweeps across the globe wiping out town after town and now it has hit this little community of Jeru-Salem. There is only one hope, one solution that can save them – The Cure.

This is a familiar story that is commonly found in children’s story books. You will recognize the theme: Girl has a jealous Stepmother – Girl meets prince – Girl is hidden away – Prince finds Girl – They live happily ever after. But what if we could tell the story in a way that takes this familiar plot and causes you to think about the Gospel. Well… we have done it. “ Lilly White and the Seven” shows us how important it is to share God’s wonderful story so that we will all have a “happily ever after” ending.

Our story begins just after the Fall of man as the world completes its first century of existence. Adam and Eve have many children now and they continue to adjust to their lives outside of that perfect paradise, that once was had, in the Garden of Eden. Their sons, Cain and Abel must “work out their salvation” as they prepare to make an offering to God. But what do you offer to the Creator of everything?

The story goes that Ebenezer Scrooge had a night of “ghostly” visitations the evening before Christmas Day. It supposedly changed his mind about what Christmas really meant and on Christmas Day he visited the home of his nephew and family. It was a wonderful celebration as they dined on Christmas dinner and shared memories of days gone by. It truly seemed that Ebenezer had changed his mind, but had his heart been changed?

Our setting is the day after Christmas and we will soon see if that night of “ghostly” visitations had done the trick or if it is going to take another night of sleeplessness for our Mr. Scrooge and a visitation by another ghost — The Holy Ghost.

Journey to a Land far across time, back before the first memory was ever remembered.
Breathe in the air that has never been breathed – This is God’s Garden the Garden of Eden, Travel through the generations that carried the “Seed of Woman”, the seed from which our Messiah, Jesus Christ would be born.
Your destination will be the Garden of Gethsemene, and onto the Garden of the Tomb.
The lineage of Christ is followed revealing how what was once lost in the Garden of Eden, is regained at the Garden of the Tomb.

The setting is the home of Tom and Katherine as they reminisce about their life together. It’s a sweet, romantic remembrance as they dance and sing to the songs of their courtship and the “honeymoon time” of their marriage. You will recognize songs like “Unforgettable”, “When I Grow too Old to Dream” and many more.

In this quaint family setting audiences met their daughter, Elizabeth. There is a special moment between mother and daughter as they express things that every parent and child relationship desires to know; which makes it a perfect show for mothers and daughters, too.

While this story is not real it will touch your heart as it deals with some very real issues of aging parents and childhood regrets.

The love of the Lord is expressed in the lives of our characters, because without Him where would the comfort come from to be able to endure such life issues. We pray for all that you will be inspired and draw a comfort from our work on the stage.

Each year at Christmas, Arthur and Gladys Templeton place their Nativity Scene in front of the fireplace. It is a complete set with Mary, Joseph, the baby Jesus, wise men, shepherds, an angel and animals. But this year the set is a little different. The angel doesn’t quite look the same, some of the sheep are not there, a couple of figures have been replaced with “Non-Nativity” characters. But, the most precious figure of all in the set, is missing!

This one hour musical production is a wonderful story for the entire family. It will touch your heart this Christmas and remind you that Jesus is the reason for the Season.

The Gathering In The Shire is a story of a town, or rather a Shire called Zionia. King Edwin who seeks God to lead him rules over the land. One day the Lord clearly shows the king that while the years may yield abundantly there could come a time of famine. And so he begins a search for a candidate to appoint as a Royal Storehouse Regent. Disguising himself, he and two guards scour the Shire in search of these candidates.

In the adventure they meet three people they feel could pass the final test- one that would surely show the King who would be best to fill the highly esteemed position.

This is an enchanting musical of adventure and devotion- one of how God’s people desire to worship Him and fellowship with one another.

The story begins in London, England, 1869 and spans the lifetime of Petunia Butterby into 1950. As an infant, Petunia was left on the doorstep of the Butterby Convent, home to four nuns who raise her in the only way they knew- in devotion to God.

Petunia was not religious as humans call it, but worshipped God in a very personal way. A relationship that only develops from constant communing. She grows up, becomes a nurse, falls in love, experiences joy, sadness, abundance and loss — all of the experiences that come along with life. But there is something different about Petunia, something that you will never understand unless you meet her.

This is a production that will wipe away any doubt you may have of Heaven, give comfort to you in your grief or loss, confirm the knowledge of a Creator, and leave you with a sentimental longing for your eternal home.

A beautiful production for the entire family.

As the inhabitants of Heaven, the angels, watch in wonder; God speaks into existence a “Brand New World.” The angels are struck with awe and wonder as they visit this new realm so unlike their own. They watch as God fills it with wonderful things- water, sky, flowers, animals. And finally He creates the most beautiful creature of all- MAN.

But the most beautiful of all angels… The Leader of Songs…The one who leads others into worship of the Most High God- The angel called Lucifer, is about to become the creature of his own creation- SIN.

This production proclaims that God had a plan from the beginning to reconcile Man back to himself through His son Jesus Christ.

Jacob- Heel-grabber, Deceiver- and from his birth he lived up to his name. The women who attended his birth were astonished as Rebekah delivered not one, but two sons, Jacob and Esau. They say the second, Jacob, was holding fast to the heel of his brother.

Jacob stayed fast on his brother’s heels, robbing Esau twice of his inheritance- once from his birthright and then again from the blessing given to him by his father, Isaac. But God would work within Jacob all of his life, changing him from the deceiver to the deceived. Then finally, after wrestling with God all night, Jacob gave up the fight and learned to depend on God.

This wonderful musical story is adapted from the Hans Christian Andersen short story called The Little Match Girl. There have been several attempts to tell this story, but never as a work such as this — One that touches on Christian Servanthood and how the Lord weaves us into the work that He has destined for us.

A beautiful telling that answers questions about who this little girl was and how she came to be out on the streets alone on such a cold and dreary night. A moving and emotional story that you will not soon forget.

In the year 1850, William walks out from his job at the pawn shop and heads down a stinky alley in poverty-stricken England.

His heart is wrenched by the sights he sees as he makes his way through swaying drunken men, ragged match-sellers, Irish flour girls in dirty garments with their bare feet covered in dirt, children with wolfish faces gobbling up decaying food left by the street market.

These are his people and they are dying before his eyes.

This breathtaking musical chronicles the challenging and deeply touching lives of William and Catherine Booth. Telling of a place where sadness and darkness was common., and how a man saw a need, and set no limits on himself or his God, or what they could accomplish together.

DiVinci’s famous painting of the Last Supper has been debated over for many years.
Who were these men?
Were there any women there?
We will settle this once and for all in ENOPION Theatre Company’s musical production :
AT THE LAST SUPPER.
A beautiful and compelling show where the painting itself reveals the truth.

People of Pentecost is another original musical that takes place in a Bible Museum where the paintings “come alive”, stepping out of the picture frame to tell their stories of how Jesus Christ changed their lives.

Beginning in the Biblical time and moving to the present day this wonderful musical/monodrama/video performance will move you to personally look at your relationship with Christ.

Enopion Theatre Company and Lisa Ison Ministries come together with a cast of actors to present a magnificent musical of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Two women, Mary the mother of Jesus and Mary the Magdalene tell their powerful stories of how Jesus touched the lives of all those that he met, traveling with Him to the cross and then to that glorious morning of His resurrection.

The first original ENOPION production, I Mary, was a traveling musical mono-drama about Jesus; told by his mother, Mary.

Seven scenes take you from before Mary and Joseph are wed, to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

The writer’s interpretation touches on the love between man and woman, a woman and her child, and a woman and her Savior. It will open your mind to the actuality that Jesus, indeed, was both man and God, and it will cause you to reflect on the everyday life of the woman who raised our Redeemer.