About the Show

A contemporary retelling of the biblical Paul's letters to the Romans and Hebrews.

Based Paul's letters to the Romans and Hebrews, The Weak and The Strong is a modern take on the mystifying compulsions that cause us to do what we wouldn't and avoid what we would.

A rodeo rider, too old to be riding, rides, as his mind and body fade away, and his family must decide the right ways to care for him.

Critic Reviews (1)

Erik Ehn’s title "The Weak and the Strong" taken from St. Paul may refer to the bad choices that some people make that others avoid, but it seems to only reinforce the clichés of most western films. The storytelling and production are mostly so obscure that the play becomes tedious as it is so difficult to follow. With a 70 minute first act, the play feels extremely long and overwritten. It is to be hoped that the play finds an audience that can follow its circuitous path to its conclusion and in its poetic speech and metaphors.
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