Doomsday - Characters In order of appearance Jesus The major part! Adam Rescued from Limbo by Jesus in the Harrowing of Hell Eve Rescued from Limbo by Jesus in the Harrowing of Hell Isaiah Rescued from Limbo by Jesus in the Harrowing of Hell Company - Souls rescued from Limbo by Jesus in the Harrowing of Hell scene. (Song: Come Lord to Hell Anon) - Men and Women in the scene where Jesus appears to his disciples (Song: What Wondrous Love Is This?) - Citizens attempting to disrupt the Disciples praying prior to the Ascension - Women attending Mary Mother before her death (Song: Lay Me Low) - Mourners at the funeral of Mary Mother - Good Souls and Bad Souls in the Doomsday scene. (Final song TBA) Ribald One of Satan’s devils. One of the main players in the Harrowing of Hell and Doomsday scenes (as one of the unnamed Devils). Beelzebub One of Satan’s devils. One of the main players in the Harrowing of Hell and Doomsday scenes (as one of the unnamed Devils). Satan One of the main players in the Harrowing of Hell. Suggest also takes the part of one of the unnamed Devils in the Doomsday scene Angels Michael and other angels appear to lead the saved souls away after the Harrowing of Hell. An angel also appears to the mourning Marys in the Resurrection Soliders (4) The Knights from before, this time guarding the tomb. Suggest also using them as the “Citizens” sent to disrupt the funeral of Mary Mother Cayphas High Priest, as before. Conspires to ‘manage’ the resurrection and the death of Mary. Annas Cayphas’ assistant, as before. Conspires to ‘manage’ the resurrection and the death of Mary. Pilate Governor, as before. Conspires to ‘manage’ the resurrection and the death of Mary. Mary Mother Jesus’ mother. Appears in several scenes, and is the focus of a major scene – her death and ascension. Mary Magdalene Has her own personal encounter with the risen Jesus. Mary Salome Mourns Jesus at the tomb Lucas Pilgrim who sees the risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus Cleophas Pilgrim who sees the risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus Disciples See the risen Jesus, and witness the ascension and the death of Mary. Peter, Paul, John, Jacob, Philip and Thomas all have specific parts. Thomas, the doubting disciple, also has the opportunity to lead the song closing the first act – What Wondrous Love Is This? God Receives Jesus in the Ascension. Presides over the end of the world in the Doomsday scene The Band The Turvey Mysteries productions use a large live band, allowing orchestration similar to the Home Service original. Key instruments in achieving this are keyboards, drums, electric guitar, bass, melodeon, violin, saxophone, trumpet and trombone. In addition, the early music numbers use instruments to suit this genre, including low reeds and recorders.