Heresy Critics’ Reviews
Set in the near future, Mary and Joseph have come to Homeland Security because their protesting son, Chris, has been taken into custody during the latest crackdown. They put their case before Pontius Pilate and comedy ensues.
Set in the near future, Mary and Joseph have come to Homeland Security because their protesting son, Chris, has been taken into custody during the latest crackdown. They put their case before Pontius Pilate and comedy ensues.
Set in the near future, Mary and Joseph have come to Homeland Security because their protesting son, Chris, has been taken into custody during the latest crackdown. They put their case before Pontius Pilate and comedy ensues.
"The stylish stage and screen veterans Reg E. Cathey, Annette O’Toole, Steve Mellor and (oh, my gosh) Kathy Najimy have been brought together to deliver the gospel according to Gurney, which they do with both godly sincerity and devilish flair."
The New York Times
Ben Brantley
"Solid direction, engaging performances, clever dialogue, well-articulated ideas and an abundance of jokes."
Stage and Cinema
Dmitry Zvonkov
"'Heresy' hits the funny bone with its sly references about immaculate births and missing passports and Chris’ staunch anti-organized religion stance."
The Daily News
Joe Dziemianowicz