The Res-herrection

Waiting outside the resurrection gathering, Priscilla, Hannah and their friend complain about their poor view and Mary Magdalene’s preferred guests. Their conversation veers from housing expenses to recent events before Mary arrives. Her attempts to explain the arrangements stir more resentment, and the exchange becomes a contest of insults, personal accusations and Biblical puns. The women leave convinced that proximity to Jesus has done little to improve Mary’s treatment of her friends.

Skye Townsend improvised Hannah’s cave-rent argument.