Welcome to the Eric Mataxis show with your host Eric Mataxis.

Folks, it's the Eric Mataxis show. I don't know what hour this is, but it's definitely

one of our two hours. I will also say this is highly possible that Dana Perino is going

to be on with us today. But here's the issue. Whoever's done next, let me tell you who's

on right now. Have you heard of sight and sound theaters in Branson, Missouri? Have you heard

of sight and sound theaters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania? Have you heard of Jesus? That's the title of

the production. Josh Enk is with us. He is the president and chief story officer. So he claims,

Josh, welcome. Hello, Eric. It's great to be on your show. Well, listen, you've been on here

before. You guys do outrageous stuff. I never know quite how to describe it, but this Friday,

good Friday, and throughout Easter weekend, this is obviously Holy Week. You're doing something

really special. It's called Jesus. So for people who know nothing about what you're doing,

but they can watch it live for Friday, which is this Friday at 7 p.m. But tell us what is it?

Oh, my goodness. Well, real quick story. sight and sound theaters has been around for 45 years.

Since 1976, we bring the Bible to life on stage. People call us the Cecil B. Demille on stage.

It's bigger than life. It's 300 foot of wrap around stage. It's 65 plus professional actors.

We want to wait 300 foot 300 wrap around around stage.

Age.

Correct. So like when we do the Noah show, you're in the arc. When we do the parting of the Red Sea and

the Moses show, you are in the Red Sea. And in the Jesus show, which is the one you're referring to,

I didn't want to create a show where people see a two dimensional version of the Jesus story.

I wanted them to be immersed in the story. And the way that sight and sound can pull that off

is by doing we have side stages that are 100 feet long each and then the main stage is 100 feet

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