#ronny danielson

[heavenoutside]

its a public holiday and im high on the couch so - some random dynamite grand slam thoughts 

- sadly, i couldn't give less of a fuck about the roh titles they just feel like... props without roh having consistent solo shows - looove the acclaimed and i think they’re one of the best randomly put together tag teams in history, both have huge potential - it sucks that swerve and lee have just started feeling like a proper team as of the last few weeks but i love them both as singles stars though so hopefully we do get a keith lee main event run at some point in the near future (swerve for long heel tnt title run but also let him use chaka khan theme song again) - mjf’s music does suck and they should use affirmative action by the firm.... - trina and whoo kid and fabolous and westside gunn in the front again and action bronson i like that aew embraces that hip hop and wrestling are the same thing -  treat orange cassidy and best friends better. also danhausen shouldn't be in best friends... give danhausen a vignette segment every week just like late night talk show or between film monster movie marathon segment. - paige in aew is funny and esp funny with the ronnie radke cancelled theme - aew needs more vignettes like darby’s,,,, get cinematic i miss lucha underground - i get the mjf storyline and whatnot but.... danielson should've gone over.. unless they’ll give it to over mox again bc the build that he hasn't got his w back is too good to waste now

[wild-icarus]

Judas Iscariot, “Heaven On Their Minds”-”Judas’ Death” Costume (Patrik Martinsson) Göta Lejon Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2012-13 (1/2)

Costume design: Camilla Thulin

Jesus: Ola Salo

Mary Magdalene: Anna Maria Hallgarn

Costume Notes: For fans of Peter Johansson’s version (2014 tour) you may find that this is practically identical to Johansson’s costume; however there are some minor differences. Martinsson, unlike Johansson who succeeded him, wears his netted shirt sleeves all the way down to his wrists rather than rolling them up. This is most likely due to preference, one, but also due to Martinsson’s costume’s lack of bracelet/cuffs. Instead of wrist décor Martinsson has simple leather-like chord necklace reminiscent of Carl Anderson’s movie costume’s necklace (minus the beads). From what I can tell Martinsson switches between tucking his pants into his boot or having the pants go over the tops of the boots. He also leaves his netted shirt mainly untucked, so it covers his belt (which appears to be plain black, different from Johansson’s). It also appears early on Martinsson had a more brown straight wig (top center and right pic) which was later switched to the more grey wavy wig, which is kept for the 2014 tour as well. Martinsson also has little eye makeup, especially lacking in eyeshadow which will change for the 2014 tour. One final thing about the costume, he only wears the black velvet jacket for “Heaven on Their Minds“ and perhaps the betrayal based on the second row left picture though I believe that is merely a promo shot and not what he actually look like in that scene (assumption based on Johansson’s performance).

Production Notes: This version later went on tour which was the 2014 Arena Tour with Peter Johansson as Judas. From this version in Stockholm to the tour there is very little change. The only change aside from costume is Jesus’s face. As you may have noticed in one of the photos Jesus has red stars on his face, while they do not stay the whole show they stay for a bit of the first act. This was removed later on in the run and for the tour, but was probably a continuation from the 2008 Malmö Opera version where Jesus had a single red circle painted on his forehead.

The 2014 arena tour of this version is available on Peter Johansson’s YouTube channel (act 1, 2). For Martinsson as Judas, his “Heaven on Their Minds” is available in full on YouTube and parts of his “Superstar” is available in the trailer for this production (bts video available as well).

#patrik martinsson #ola salo #ronny danielson #jcs danielson #jcs ola salo #göta lejon #jcs Göta Lejon #jcs costume #jesus christ superstar #heaven on their minds #judas' death #judas iscariot #camilla thulin #costume #costume reference #costume detail #cosplay reference #anna maria hallgarn

[ronnie-raymond-the-nuclear-mess]

🔥 ball (I really don't know what you're asking)

//maybe "object" isn't the right word. "Offering" or "artifact" might be more accurate: something that will allow you to glimpse the past.

"So, my kid will be, like, evil?"

The fortune teller laughed and shook her head as Elaine peered into the crystal ball. She couldn't see into the future anymore, just the reflection of her icy blue eyes. Definitely a stark contrast from the fire and brimstone that had filled it moments before. "Not evil, dear. Powerful. What they choose do do with that power is up to-" Elaine frowned, raising an eyebrow. "I dunno... that looked pretty evil to me."

Madame Xanadu opened her mouth to speak, but the teenager spoke again. "Sorry, but... what does this all have to do with my great-grandma anyway?" The old woman sighed heavily, shaking her head, but smirking with amusement. "Ah, nothing. What was her name again?" "Veronica Danielson. Do you remember her?" The fortune teller frowned in concentration. "Did she have a nickname?" Elaine thought for a moment. "Mom said that everyone just called her Ronnie," she said with a shrug. To her surprise, the old woman smiled, looking off into the distance, as if overcome with nostalgia.

"Yes, of course. You're just like her."

#what would you like to know ? #elaine raymond #《 event : glimpse the past 》

[twins2994]

Bison Edge Gophers 5-2.

Bison 5 Gophers 2 W-Johnson (1-0) L-Schoeberl (0-2) SV-Reidinger (2)

The Minnesota Gophers looked better against stiffer competition this weekend. They beat Kansas and played West Virginia and Notre Dame tough. Tonight, North Dakota State made the trip from Fargo to play Minnesota. The Bison were ready in the first inning offensively. Peter Brookshaw started it all with a one-out double to center. Hunter Koep and Will Busch walked with two outs and Jack Simonsen unloaded the bases with a double down the left field line. This put North Dakota State up by three before Minnesota grabbed a bat. The Bison got back to work in the third when Jack Simonsen blasted a Josh Culliver offering out to center for a solo homer. NDSU had a 4-0 lead after three innings of play. The Gophers found some offense in the fourth as Ronnie Sweeney lined a two-out double to center. Andrew Wilhite singled him home to pull Minnesota within three. The Gophers continued to rally in the fifth when Boston Merila lined a double to center. The next batter, Chase Stanked doubled him home and the Gophers were within a pair of runs after five innings. The Bison would answer in the sixth as Jack Simonsen blasted a Tom Skoro pitch out to deep center field. His second homer of the night put NDSU up 5-2 heading into the seventh inning. The Bison bullpen was strong and in particular the last three men out of it. Jake Drew had a 1-2-3 seventh, Joey Danielson struck out the side in the eighth, and Skyler Reidinger had a perfect ninth as North Dakota State picked up the win tonight in Minneapolis. 

-Final Thoughts- Trent Schoebert had a rough first inning and it was an early night for him. He went 1 2/3 innings and allowed three runs on three hits with two walks and two strikeouts. Josh Culliver went 2 1/3 innings and allowed a run with four strikeouts. Tom Skoro gave up a run with three strikeouts over two innings. Noah DeLuga fanned two in the seventh, Brandon Dauman had a clean eighth, and Noah Rooney had a perfect ninth. Boston Merila, Chase Stanke, and Ronnie Sweeney had two hits each. The Gophers will host Air Force this weekend at US Bank Stadium. I’m guessing Sam Ireland gets the start on Friday night. 

-Chris Kreibich-

#Gophers #SkiUMah

[southernvangard]

(Southern Vangard) Episode 234 - Southern Vangard Radio

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep234! Oh BOY do we have a few winners for you this week, fellow Vangardians! Of course we’re dropping a new mix this week with all the latest and greatest new hip-hop this side of the universe - and of course we’re dropping an interview session on Thursday, ‘cause we’ve been on that Twice A Week vibe from jump. HOWEVER, there’s WAY more than that - how about HEEM STOGIED and J57 dropped by this weeks mix show to talk about their brand new album that dropped on Thanksgiving Day, “FALSE GUIDANCE”?! And how about DJ POCKET dropped by, in all of his Baltimore-orange sweatsuit glory, to kick off his birthday week?! AAAAND how about our interview session that drops on Thursday is with none other than the one and only SHAWN J. PERIOD?! Did I mention you can catch snippets of the interview at the end of this here episode until the full interview session drops on Thursday? There’s gems all OVER this interview folks, you don’t want to miss it. Man LOOK - as the young folks say - TAP IN ‘cause it is most definitely and ALWAYS that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mixshow #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK

Recorded live December 1, 2019 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA

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@southernvangard on #applepodcasts  #soundcloud #youtube #spotifypodcast #googlepodcasts #stitcherradio  #mixcloud #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard

twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks

Talk Break Inst. - "Yoga Flame" - J57

"Champion" - Heem Stogied & J57 ft. Ill Conscious (cuts DJ Jon Doe)

"Handle Business" - Heem Stogied & J57

"Never Stoppin" - Heem Stogied & J57 ft. El Gant

"Lost Facts" - Heem Stogied & J57 (prod. DJ Pocket & J57)

"Jamaica Station" - Heem Stogied & J57 ft. J. Scienide

Talk Break Inst. - "DrumGod" - J57

"City On The Map" - Griselda  ft. 50 Cent)

"Cobra Venom" - Daniel Son & Futurewave ft. Estee Nack

"Cocaine Dreams" - Elcamino (prod. Chris Ruben)

"Church Bells" - Al-Doe & Spanish Ran

"3 Man Weave" - Sauce Heist, Rome Streetz & Ty Da Dale (prod. Dirty Diggs)

"Cry Wolf" - Saga ft. Fashawn

"Overcame" - Statik Selektah & Paul Wall ft. Benny The Butcher

Talk Break Inst. - "J57 Eat World" - J57

"Head Above The Clouds" - Dango Forlaine x Tone Beatz ft. Ronnie Alpha

"Closed Casket" - David Bars

"Epitome" - King Syze & DJ TMB

"RepresenterS" - Big Bob ft Sadat X, Milano Constantine (cuts LDontheCut)

"She Say He Talk Black, Pt. 1" - Infinito 2017

Talk Break Inst. - "Beautiful Dreams" - J57

Interview Snippets - Shawn J. Period

SOUNDCLOUD

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MIXCLOUD

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YOUTUBE

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#SoundCloud #music #Southern Vangard #Hip-Hop/Rap #ShawnJPeriod #J57 #HeemStogied

[flushthethrone]

(Southern Vangard) Episode 234 - Southern Vangard Radio

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep234! Oh BOY do we have a few winners for you this week, fellow Vangardians! Of course we’re dropping a new mix this week with all the latest and greatest new hip-hop this side of the universe - and of course we’re dropping an interview session on Thursday, ‘cause we’ve been on that Twice A Week vibe from jump. HOWEVER, there’s WAY more than that - how about HEEM STOGIED and J57 dropped by this weeks mix show to talk about their brand new album that dropped on Thanksgiving Day, “FALSE GUIDANCE”?! And how about DJ POCKET dropped by, in all of his Baltimore-orange sweatsuit glory, to kick off his birthday week?! AAAAND how about our interview session that drops on Thursday is with none other than the one and only SHAWN J. PERIOD?! Did I mention you can catch snippets of the interview at the end of this here episode until the full interview session drops on Thursday? There’s gems all OVER this interview folks, you don’t want to miss it. Man LOOK - as the young folks say - TAP IN ‘cause it is most definitely and ALWAYS that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mixshow #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK

Recorded live December 1, 2019 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA

southernvangard.com

@southernvangard on #applepodcasts  #soundcloud #youtube #spotifypodcast #googlepodcasts #stitcherradio  #mixcloud #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard

twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks

Talk Break Inst. - "Yoga Flame" - J57

"Champion" - Heem Stogied & J57 ft. Ill Conscious (cuts DJ Jon Doe)

"Handle Business" - Heem Stogied & J57

"Never Stoppin" - Heem Stogied & J57 ft. El Gant

"Lost Facts" - Heem Stogied & J57 (prod. DJ Pocket & J57)

"Jamaica Station" - Heem Stogied & J57 ft. J. Scienide

Talk Break Inst. - "DrumGod" - J57

"City On The Map" - Griselda  ft. 50 Cent)

"Cobra Venom" - Daniel Son & Futurewave ft. Estee Nack

"Cocaine Dreams" - Elcamino (prod. Chris Ruben)

"Church Bells" - Al-Doe & Spanish Ran

"3 Man Weave" - Sauce Heist, Rome Streetz & Ty Da Dale (prod. Dirty Diggs)

"Cry Wolf" - Saga ft. Fashawn

"Overcame" - Statik Selektah & Paul Wall ft. Benny The Butcher

Talk Break Inst. - "J57 Eat World" - J57

"Head Above The Clouds" - Dango Forlaine x Tone Beatz ft. Ronnie Alpha

"Closed Casket" - David Bars

"Epitome" - King Syze & DJ TMB

"RepresenterS" - Big Bob ft Sadat X, Milano Constantine (cuts LDontheCut)

"She Say He Talk Black, Pt. 1" - Infinito 2017

Talk Break Inst. - "Beautiful Dreams" - J57

Interview Snippets - Shawn J. Period

SOUNDCLOUD

https://soundcloud.com/southernvangard/episode-234-southern-vangard-radio

APPLE PODCASTS

https://itun.es/us/QyyX9.c/

GOOGLE PODCASTS

http://bit.ly/svrgooglepodcasts

SPOTIFY PODCASTS

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MIXCLOUD

https://www.mixcloud.com/southernvangard/episode-234-southern-vangard-radio/

YOUTUBE

https://youtu.be/B81Y6gB198k

#SouthernVangard #DJJonDoe #EddieMeeks #ShawnJPeriod #J57 #HeemStogied #IllConscious #DJJonDoe #ElGant #DJPocket #JScienide #Griselda #WestsideGunn #Conway #BennyTheButcher #Daringer #BeatButcha #50Cent #DanielSon #Futurewave #EsteeNack #Elcamino #ChrisRuben #AlDoe #SpanishRan #SauceHeist #RomeStreetz #TyDaDale #DirtyDiggs #Saga #Fashawn #StatikSelektah #PaulWall #DangoForlaine #ToneBeatz #RonnieAlpha #DavidBars #DITC #KingSyze #DJTMB #BigBob #SadatX #MilanoConstantine #LDontheCut #Infinito2017

#SoundCloud #music #Southern Vangard #Hip-Hop/Rap #ShawnJPeriod #J57 #HeemStogied

[samacharlive]

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, March 28, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — The Annual General Meeting of Aktiebolaget SKF, parent company of the SKF Group, was held in Gothenburg on Thursday, 28 March 2019.

The income statements and the balance sheets were adopted, together with the Board’s proposal for distribution of dividend. A dividend of SEK 6 per share was approved. To be entitled to receive the dividend, shareholders must be recorded in the share register on 1 April 2019.

The Meeting resolved that the Board’s fee for 2019 is to be in accordance with the following:

a) a firm allotment of SEK 7,257,000 to be distributed with SEK 2,133,000 to the Chairman of the Board, and with SEK 732,000 to each of the other Board members; and

b) an allotment for committee work of SEK 1,087,000 to be distributed with SEK 248,000 to the Chairman of the Audit Committee, with SEK 176,000 to each of the other members of the Audit Committee, with SEK 145,000 to the Chairman of the Remuneration Committee and with SEK 114,000 to each of the other members of the Remuneration Committee.

A prerequisite for obtaining an allotment is that the Board member is elected by the General Meeting and is not employed by the company.

The following Board members were re-elected: Mr. Hans Stråberg, Mr. Lars Wedenborn, Mr. Hock Goh, Mr. Alrik Danielson, Ms. Nancy Gougarty, Mr. Ronnie Leten, Ms. Barb Samardzich and Ms. Colleen Repplier. The following Board members were newly elected: Mr Geert Follens.

Mr. Hans Stråberg was elected Chairman of the Board.

The Meeting approved the Board’s proposal regarding principles of remuneration for Group Management and the Board’s proposal for a resolution on SKF’s Performance Share Programme 2019. The share programme covers not more than 225 senior managers and key employees in the SKF Group with an opportunity to be allotted, free of charge, SKF B shares. Under the programme, not more than 1,000,000 shares, corresponding to around 0.2 % of the total number of outstanding shares, may be allotted. The number of shares that may be allotted must be related to the average TVA development during 2019-2021 compared to the actual TVA in 2018.

The Meeting approved the proposal presented regarding the Nomination Committee.

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[junker-town]

Iron Bowl 2017 final score: Auburn advances to the SEC title game 26-14 victory

The Tigers take down No. 1 for the second time in three weeks and keep their shocking Playoff run alive.

Postgame

Some stats:

Stidham (AU): 21-for-28 for 237 yards and a 146.1 rating. He also rushed for 51 yards and a touchdown.

Hurts (UA): 13-for-23 for 177 yards and a touchdown. He rushed 17 times for 80 yards.

Johnson (AU): 30 carries for 104 yards and a touchdown, three catches for 21 yards, and what will be the most high-profile injury of the next week.

Harris, Scarbrough, and Jacobs (UA): 18 carries for 122 yards and a score, six receptions for 32 yards.

Ryan Davis (AU): 11 catches for 139 yards. He was more than half of AU’s passing game, basically.

Ridley (UAB): Just three catches for 38 yards.

Fourth Quarter

0:00. Auburn wins and didn’t need drama to do it.

The CFP committee’s job just potentially got really, really messy.

2:29. That’ll do it. Hurts finally finds Ridley downfield for a 26-yard gain to the Auburn 30, but after a no-gain pass, a false start, and a sack, Saban has to use his final timeout before a third-and-22 attempt. Hurts and Ridley can’t connect on third down, and Hurts crosses the line of scrimmage before firing incomplete on fourth.

5:33. Third-and-4, 5:50 left, basically a do-or-die play for Bama: Stidham keeps it up the middle, then nearly bounces it outside for a first down, but Ronnie Harrison snares him from behind. Bama uses its second timeout. Auburn’s punt is fair caught at the 16.

5:50. Something big or weird is happening on nearly every damn play. Fitzpatrick makes a fantastic tackle of Eli Stove on third-and-4 to force a punt, but Alabama jumps offside.

And then things get even weirder: Johnson goes down with a non-contact injury on the ensuing first down and very nearly lets go of the ball before he is all the way down. Kam Martin’s first carry of the evening is an 11-yarder up the middle to set up a third-and-4, and Saban uses his first timeout of the day. And now Martin limps off of the field after getting his ankle rolled.

9:03. Alabama takes the field having trailed more today than in the rest of the season combined. Two plays gain eight yards, and Alabama finally converts its first third down of the evening with a Hurts draw up the middle. It’s quickly third-and-8, but Hurts scrambles for 16 more yards inside the Auburn 40.

But then ... um ... Bama center Bradley Bozeman loses his damn mind. He snaps the ball before Hurts is ready on third down, and then does it even worse on fourth down. Two plays lose 26 damn yards, and Auburn takes over at the Alabama 41. Complete self-destruction. EXCEPT...

...Auburn had 12 men on the field for the fourth down snap. The snap was so bad and so quick that the Tigers weren’t done substituting.

Fourth-and-8 becomes fourth-and-3. But it doesn’t matter. Hurts throws short of the chains to Robert Foster, is tackled by Carlton Davis and Javaris Davis short of the chains. Auburn takes over at its 30. Whew.

12:49. Auburn 26, Alabama 14. Wildcat reverse flea flicker trickeration! At the end of a double-trick play of sorts, Stidham and Davis connect again, this time for 25 yards.

One player later, Stidham scrambles again. He takes another big hit, but I doubt he cares: this one was at the goal line at the end of a 16-yard touchdown run.

This TD run capped off a HUGE drive by @AuburnFootball. http://pic.twitter.com/EX2aX9P6wn

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) November 25, 2017

A two-point try goes awry, but the Tigers are still up 12, dagger in hand.

Third Quarter

0:00. Things are happening quickly now.

Trevon Diggs returns the kickoff 55 yards to the Auburn 39, then Carlton Davis commits pass interference to prevent another bomb to Ridley.

Two Jacobs rushes move the chains again (Harris is getting plenty of rest on the sideline), but a huge delay of game penalty creates a third-and-9.

Hurts throws a desperate pass across his body toward Ridley in the middle of the field. It’s nearly intercepted, then it’s nearly caught for a touchdown by tight end Hale Hentges as well.

Almost. http://pic.twitter.com/ZXSSYht3g0

— SB Nation (@SBNation) November 25, 2017

After barely avoiding disaster, Bama finds it on the field goal attempt. JK Scott can’t handle the snap, and in a fire drill scenario, he completes a terrified pass to kicker Andy Pappanastos for a big loss and no points. Wasn’t quite a Kick Six but was costly all th same.

Not the first field goal that didn't go as planned for Alabama in the #IronBowl http://pic.twitter.com/oIhyzz2NWh

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) November 25, 2017

Stidham and Davis connect for a first down to the Auburn 37 as the third quarter ends.

3:02. Auburn 20, Alabama 14. Good lord, Ryan Davis has been big on third downs. He catches a short pass dragging over the middle on third-and-5 and races 25 yards upfield into Bama territory. Then Stidham scrambles for nine yards on third-and-9. A Stidham draw gains 12 more yards, and Johnson takes it from there. He rushes four times for 12 yards, eventually scoring from a yard out (with help from his lineman).

Auburn drove 69 yards in 12 plays and leads once more.

Three notes:

Johnson took a really hard hit to his left shoulder from Ronnie Harrison the play before the touchdown and went into the injury tent as the PAT was going up.

Third downs: Auburn 9-for-15, Alabama 0-for-5.

Total snaps: Auburn 62, Alabama 33. Pretty clearly related to the third-down mark.

8:08. Instead of bringing Harris back in, Bama elects to ride the hot hand and keeps Scarbrough in. It backfires. After two rushes for five yards, he’s chopped down for just three yards on third-and-5 — a spectacular open-field tackle by Stephen Roberts — and Scott’s punt is only decent. It’s fair caught at the AU 31. Bama’s 0-for-5 on third down, Auburn’s 6-for-12.

10:12. Alabama 14, Auburn 13. Saban’s still going to be pretty mad about third downs. Will Hastings shakes loose of linebacker Dylan Moses for a 20-yard catch and run on third-and-3 from the Auburn 28. A quick pass to Davis moves the chains again, then Rashaan Evans gets a personal foul for ripping Stidham’s helmet off at the end of a short run. (Oh hey, look, Stidham got roughed up some more.)

Stidham has to throw the ball away on a third-and-8, but the initial conversion helped to set up another Carlson field goal. He nails a 44-yarder like it’s a 24-yarder.

13:22. Alabama 14, Auburn 10. Well that was easy. Alabama starts the second half with a 12-yard pass to Harris, a 43-yard run by Harris, a 14-yard run by Scarbrough, and an incredibly easy 21-yard score. Five plays, 79 yards, and Alabama leads for the first time.

Alabama wastes NO time taking the lead. #IronBowl http://pic.twitter.com/p1vj1KKETi

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) November 25, 2017

Harris, Scarbrough, and Jacobs have now combined for 94 yards in 11 carries. I’m guessing offensive coordinator Brian Daboll’s going have that carry total doubled reasonably soon.

Second Quarter

0:00. Auburn 10, Alabama 7. After a lovely Stidham-to-Davis shallow cross gains 23 yards against a blitz on third-and-6, Auburn plays things rather safe and sets up a 33-yard Daniel Carlson at the buzzer. Auburn leads the Iron Bowl at halftime. LaForce interviews Nick Saban as he heads into the locker room, and he rightly asserts that third downs have made a big difference so far: Auburn’s 5-for-10 on third down, and Bama’s 0-for-4.

2:53. Auburn will get one last chance in the half. Two Bo Scarbrough rushes gain six yards, and a third-down lob to Ridley is broken up by Jordyn Peters. Scott’s punt is fair caught at midfield. Ridley has caught just one of three passes for five yards thus far.

4:27. Another successful field-flipping drive for Auburn, at least. As CBS’ Allie LaForce talks about Alabama’s injury troubles at linebacker, Auburn gashes Alabama between the tackles with three Johnson rushes for 21 yards.

From there, Gus Malzahn gets a little too cute, using backup quarterback Malik Willis to run an unsuccessful zone read. Auburn quickly falls into third-and-12, and Stidham gets lit up by Minkah Fitzpatrick after a short scramble. Marshall unloads a gorgeous punt that bounces inside the 1 and is downed at the 2.

8:31. Alabama 7, Auburn 7. With nothing doing through the air, Bama goes back to the ground game. Josh Jacobs and Hurts move the chains with a pair of rushes, then it takes a fourth-and-1 conversion to move the chains a second time. Then, as Danielson is predicting a play-action bomb (albeit to Ridley), Hurts indeed pulls back after selling a run attempt and finds Jerry Jeudy for a 36-yard score.

JALEN HURTS TO JERRY JEUDY @AlabamaFTBL ties it up. #IronBowl http://pic.twitter.com/sKD6tC52Yi

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) November 25, 2017

Jeudy, a blue-chip freshman, got away with an upperclassman’s push-off there. But it ain’t offensive pass interference if you don’t call it.

11:57. Stidham’s getting hit a lot. He just took three good hits on a three-and-out: he flipped to Johnson for zero yards on what should have been about a 10-yard sack, he scrambled for five yards, and he got hit as he throws incomplete on third down. Marshall’s second punt is fair caught at the Bama 40.

13:38. There’s nowhere for Hurts to go at the moment, either with his legs or his arm. He rushes for five yards on first down but has to scramble and throw the ball away on both second and third downs. JK Scott’s punt takes an amazing Bama bounce and is downed at the Auburn 22, a 64-yarder.

First Quarter

0:00. FUMBLE. Stidham completes passes to Johnson (11 yards) and Davis (nine and 12 yards), giving him 12 first-quarter completions, the most anybody has had against a Saban defense at Alabama. But after an almost perfect first quarter, Auburn makes a killer mistake on the final play: Stidham can’t collect a bad snap, and Da’Ron Payne falls on it at the Bama 9.

Stidham should have just fallen on the ball instead of trying to salvage the play, and it cost the Tigers at least three points.

2:43. FUMBLE. With Auburn landing a major haymaker, Alabama wipes the blood off its lip and goes deep. Javaris Davis has to commit pass interference to prevent a bomb to Calvin Ridley, then Hurts rushes 17 yards into Auburn territory.

But a personal foul penalty backs Bama up, and on second-and-27, a scrambling Hurts is stripped by Derrick Brown, and Tre’ Williams recovers at the Bama 44.

4:38. Auburn 7, Alabama 0. Wow, a grown-man drive by Auburn right there. Da’Shawn Hand absolutely devours Jarrett Stidham on a zone read keeper, and Levi Wallace makes a gorgeous break-up of a pass to Nate Craig-Myers, but in between that,

Johnson rushes for 15 yards

Stidham hits Craig-Myers for a huge third-and-long completion

Slayton tiptoes the sidelines for a 23-yard catch-and-run

two perfect screens gain 14

Johnson throws a jump-pass touchdown to Craig-Myers

12 plays, 94 yards, 4:54. Against Alabama.

How about that jump pass?! What a play by Kerryon Johnson and @AuburnFootball. #IronBowl http://pic.twitter.com/gq5BW7OUh7

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) November 25, 2017

By the way, Gary Danielson called that jump pass right before it happened. He’s still the best in the game at anticipating play calls.

9:32. Alabama comes out testing the edges as well. A wide rush and a short reception by Damien Harris gain a combined 17 yards, then a little flare pass to Robert Foster gains 12. That allows the Tide to flip the field right back before Jalen Hurts comes up about half a yard short on third-and-3, and a Bama punt is downed at the 6.

12:24. Auburn comes out with a Lane Kiffinesque script of play-calling: three straight quick passes to the sideline. Ryan Davis moves the chains on the second of the three, but then Darius Slayton gains three on a pass, Kerryon Johnson loses four on a handoff, and a Stidham scramble only gains nine yards on third-and-11. Aidan Marshall’s first punt is fair caught at the Bama 14. Good field flip, at least.

Preview

The Iron Bowl has always been a regional holiday. It is a rivalry so bitter that it couldn’t be played for 40 years. It has killed trees and somehow made Paul Finebaum a national name. It is always a big deal.

Sometimes it’s an even bigger deal, however.

When Auburn and Alabama kick off in Auburn on Saturday afternoon, it will be the eighth time that an Iron Bowl has featured two top-10 teams. Most of the previous instances have produced classic games.

1963: No. 9 Auburn 10, No. 6 Alabama 8. Tiger backup quarterback Mailon Kent engineers a late score and outduels Joe Namath.

1971: No. 3 Alabama 31, No. 5 Auburn 7. The most hyped Iron Bowl to date features two unbeatens, but only one shows up.

1972: No. 9 Auburn 17, No. 2 Alabama 16. Punt Bama Punt!

1974: No. 2 Alabama 17, No. 7 Auburn 13. Unbeaten Bama falls victim to a fake punt but makes enough stops down the stretch.

1994: No. 4 Alabama 21, No. 6 Auburn 14. Unbeaten Bama lets a 21-0 lead dwindle to one touchdown but makes a last-minute fourth-down stop in Tide territory.

2010: No. 2 Auburn 28, No. 9 Alabama 27. The Camback.

2013: No. 5 Auburn 34, No. 1 Alabama 28. The Kick Six.

Six of the seven games have been agonizing and tight, and three ended up with nicknames. That’s a pretty good percentage.

(I also can’t help but mention that, while Alabama leads the overall series, 45-35-1, Auburn won four of the seven biggest games. I’m assuming Auburn fans already noticed that.)

So what’s in store for their eighth top-10 meeting? Can Auburn, a four-point underdog, wreck Bama’s national title plans, just as it did in 2013? Can the Tide survive their trip to the Plains without another named game?

Two big, and rather similar, questions come to mind when looking at this game’s matchups.

Let’s walk through them.

Question No. 1: Can Alabama protect Jalen Hurts?

When you peruse Alabama’s statistical profile, you don’t exactly find many weaknesses. In bigger or smaller categories, the Crimson Tide are mostly in the top 30 at worst. But one particular pair of rankings does stand out:

Alabama’s offense ranks 103rd in Adjusted Sack Rate, and Auburn’s defense ranks eighth.

Hurts is one of the best rushing quarterbacks in FBS. He picks his spots well, he’s big enough to break weak tackles, and in two seasons as Alabama’s starter, he’s rushed 272 times (not including sacks) for 1,855 yards and 21 touchdowns. Under new coordinator Brian Daboll, he’s cut his rush frequency from 11.5 per game to 9.1, but he can still scoot.

The problem with a lot of good runners, however, is that they trust that their legs will bail them out of trouble, and they’re not always correct. While the national sack rate tends to hover around 5.5 percent, only one of the top 10 non-option rushing quarterbacks (Mississippi State’s Nick Fitzgerald) is under 5 percent. And of the 10, Hurts’ 9 percent sack rate is lower than that of only UNLV’s Armani Rogers (10 percent).

This is important for a number of reasons. For starters, Auburn is one of the best in the country at leveraging you into passing downs. Ask Georgia. The Tigers rank first in Standard Downs S&P+, allowing just a 36 percent success rate on such downs. They aren’t necessarily all that disruptive against the run (just 57th in stuff rate), but they hold you to minimal games and force you behind schedule.

Bama’s offense when behind schedule: good, but not great.

Alabama’s offense ranks 36th in Passing Downs S&P+ and 69th in passing-downs success rate; Auburn’s defense ranks fifth and 11th, respectively.

Passing downs (second-and-8 or more, third/fourth-and-5 or more) are when turnovers and sacks tend to occur, and in their tightest games of the year, the Tide were dreadful on passing downs. They had a ghastly 5 percent success rate on PDs against Florida State, 22 percent against LSU, and 25 percent against MSU.

(The only closer game in which Bama was able to bail itself out: Texas A&M, against whom the Tide had a 40 percent PDs success rate ... but only a 33 percent standard downs success rate. Odd game.)

If Auburn is able to slow Alabama’s run game down — and it also bears mentioning that Bama is only 29th in Rushing S&P+ — then the Tigers could harass Hurts and force some three-and-outs. That starting Bama guard Ross Pierschbacher is questionable with a high ankle sprain could make matters even dicier for Bama, both in run blocking and pass protection.

Flipping the field and keeping the home crowd engaged? Sounds like a pretty good formula for an upset.

Subquestion: Can Auburn force Hurts to go to someone besides Calvin Ridley?

Hurts’ general pass progression has, on many occasion over the last two years, been as follows:

Look for Calvin Ridley.

Run.

Ridley has been targeted 78 times this season; he’s caught 52 of those passes for 858 yards and three scores. In Bama's last two games (a tight win over MSU and a laugher over Mercer), he has eight receptions for 274 yards; those were his first 100-yard games of the season.

It’s good to have a reliable No. 1 receiver, but if a defense can slow Ridley down, where might Hurts go with the ball? The next three top Bama targets (seniors Robert Foster and Cam Sims and freshman Jerry Jeudy) have combined for only 69 targets, 35 catches, and 545 yards.

Guys have had their moments. Jeudy had three catches for 48 yards against Tennessee but has zero since. Foster had a 52-yard reception against Colorado State. Freshman Henry Ruggs III has five touchdowns among his seven receptions. Freshman DeVonta Smith caught the game-winning score against MSU.

At some point, though, Bama might need a deputy receiver who can catch five, six, or seven passes in a given game. Who might that be?

Auburn’s done a mostly great job against No. 1 receivers this year. LSU’s D.J. Chark caught five of six balls for 150 yards, but he was the exception. Against seven other power conference opponents, the Tigers have allowed an average of seven targets, four catches, and 51 yards per game to No. 1 receivers. If that’s what Ridley ends up with, the Tigers would live with that.

Question No. 2: How does Auburn stay on schedule?

Alabama’s offense is a bit underrated. Fans pretend it stinks because it’s weaker than the Bama defense, but an Off. S&P+ ranking of 16th is far from embarrassing.

The problem for opponents tends to be that, even if you are one of the lucky few to really limit the Tide offense, you still have to score.

As I wrote a couple of years ago, only super-efficient teams tend to score on Alabama.

Saban destroys inefficient offenses. Eats them for breakfast with one of those Little Debbie sandwich cookies.

Let's break out a stat from my toy box (one that will be offered soon within my Football Study Hall stat profiles): Success Rate+. It is an opponent-adjusted version of the success rate measure defined here. Every play is deemed a success or failure based on down-and-distance criteria: gaining 50 percent of necessary yardage on first down, 70 percent on second down and 100 percent on third and fourth down. Success rate is basically an on-base percentage for college football, and it allows us to track which teams are staying on schedule and ahead of the chains, so to speak.

Of Bama's 12 losses [between 2008 and mid-2015], six came to teams ranked in the SR+ top five and 10 came to teams in the top 20. (This table further emphasizes just how incredibly out-of-character Bama's loss to Oklahoma was, and for both teams.) If you're able to effectively move the ball four to six yards at a time and avoid passing downs, only then can you utilize the tempo and spread principles we've seen Alabama struggle with from time to time. Plenty of spread offenses have failed miserably against the Tide in this regard.

Since I wrote that, the only team Bama has lost to was Clemson in last year’s national title game.

2016 Clemson ranked first in SR+.

2017 Auburn? Currently ninth.

The Tigers have grown into themselves, responding to a 14-6 loss to Clemson with a four-game 42-point average. Since a second-half stumble and loss to LSU, they have averaged 44.

Clemson and LSU are the only teams to hold them under 6.3 yards per play. Auburn has torched two excellent defenses, with 40 points and averaged 6.9 yards per play against Georgia (No. 11 in Def. S&P+) and 49 points and 9.1 yards per play against Mississippi State (16th).

The formula is simple: soften you up with Kerryon Johnson, then hit you deep. Johnson missed the Clemson and Mercer games in September and averaged only 2.7 yards per carry against Missouri. But he's grown into the feature back role that came open when Kamryn Pettway got hurt.

Over his last seven games, Johnson has averaged 27 carries and 141 yards per game. He doesn't have to do everything; he just needs to keep his average over about 5 yards per carry for the defense to fail against run/pass options and play action.

The Georgia game was a master class in patience. Jarrett Stidham's first 15 pass attempts of that game produced eight completions for 60 yards and a sack. As UGA began to strain, however, and as Johnson found more room, Stidham began to get more aggressive. Over his last 10 attempts, he completed eight of nine throws for 154 yards and took only one more sack. He finished with touchdown passes of 32, 42, and 55 yards.

This all sounds great. But following this formula means running on Alabama.

And while this team isn't quite Saban's best (and while this defense is far from healthy), the Tide still destroy your run game. They are fourth in Rushing S&P+, are allowing gains of five-plus yards on just 29 percent of rushes (third-lowest rate in the country), and have allowed just two rushes of 30-plus yards all season.

You don't need 30-yarders to beat Alabama, but you at least need five-yarders. Will Auburn find the space?

It's not surprising to note that in the Tigers' two losses, AU backs averaged just 4.4 yards per carry; it's also not surprising that Stidham, therefore, struggled to pass. He was 22-for-50 for 244 yards and took 14 sacks (11 against Clemson). Success leads to more success for Auburn, and failure leads to more failure.

Depending on where you look, Vegas has Alabama as either a 4- or 4.5-point favorite at the moment. My S&P+ ratings see it even closer than that, giving the Tide a projected 2.8-point advantage, which correlates to just a 56 percent win probability.

The game could very well come down to who can run the ball and who can’t. You don’t want a piece of either one of these defenses on passing downs, so who does a better job of avoiding them?

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Judas Iscariot, “Superstar” Costume (Peter Johansson) Swedish Arena Tour Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2014 (2/2)

Costume design: Camilla Thulin

Jesus: Ola Salo

Costume Notes: This costume seems practically identical to Martinsson’s. Judas is barefoot, his hair fully down, with a sparkly robe which he removes (gif in the 2nd row) to reveal his red pants and sparkly belt. Johansson keeps his bracelets/bracer on for this. Due to Johansson having a different more visible rigging when he is lowered to the stage at the start of the number he does not have the beige straps that Martinsson had. From what I can tell about the rigging the poles/wires behind him are secured to metal links on Johansson’s sides under the robe which the dancers unlink when he lands on stage (2nd row, right and left pic). I don’t really know what the links are attached to whether it’s an underlayer of the robe or not, but if anyone is really curious I’m sure you could ask in the comment section of Peter Johansson’s posts of this show, for he seems quite active there.

This show is up in full on Peter Johansson’s YouTube channel (act 1, 2). I recommend checking out the comment section it’s quite fun to see what Peter Johansson liked.

#peter johansson #Superstar #jesus christ superstar #jcs #jcs danielson #jcs ola salo #jcs costume #camilla thulin #ola salo #judas iscariot #ronny danielson #jcs Swedish Arena Tour #costume #costume detail #costume reference #cosplay reference

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Judas Iscariot, “Heaven On Their Minds”-”Judas’ Death” Costume (Peter Johansson) Swedish Arena Tour Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2014 (1/2)

Costume design: Camilla Thulin

Jesus: Ola Salo

Mary Magdalene: Gunilla Backman

Costume Notes: So as I explained in the 2012-13 version of this show, there are differences between this tour version and the one before. Again Peter Johansson has bracelets and no necklace, unlike Martinsson’s version.

The bracelets seem to change a bit as the tour went but it seems he usually has one black “leather” cuff bracelet/small bracer with circle impressions in a grid format that is secured with two silver buckles and straps (straps on inner arm) on the right arm, while his left arm has two bracelets. The two pieces on his left arm, initially seemed to be a simple strap with some thinner strips over it as décor and the other a rope like design with a thick loop that goes into the bracelet clasp (last photo, don’t know why the arms are switched, perhaps just for promo shot). The rope like design will be discarded in favour for another thick “leather” band (4th row) band with two buckles (though unlike the band on the right arm the buckles are more for decoration and face outwards) also this new bracelet will be near to the hand than the other bracelet.

Johansson keeps his sleeves rolled up (to show the bracelets/bracer). He also has his shirt tucked in at all times, which shows off his belt with 3 grommets per column that go around the whole belt. Like Martinsson’s trousers, Johansson also has the crisscrossing lacing on the outer sides of the legs. Johansson also tends to have his trousers cover over his boots. Unlike, Martinsson’s Judas, Johansson wears heavy dark eyeshadow and has his nails painted black (Jesus too has black nails). Also Johansson wig is similar to Martinsson’s, but a little messier so he has some strips of hair that are loose from the partial bun (I find these strips make the wig hairline less stark and makes it more flattering). His jacket is only worn for “Heaven on Their Minds,” it’s quite a standard velvet jacket even has a hole on the left lapel for a boutonniere though it is not used.

Production Notes: This is the Salo/Danielson 2012-13 ver. just on tour so the staging is the same from then. Jesus and the disciples are meant to be like a biker gang it seems. As mentioned in the original 2008 version, the portrayal of the relationships between Judas, Jesus and Mary M. stay mostly the same. The relationships are played more as a romance with jealousy.

This show is up in full on Peter Johansson’s YouTube channel (act 1, 2). I recommend checking out the comment section it’s quite fun to see what Peter Johansson liked.

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Judas Iscariot, “Superstar” Costume (Mads Bones) Theatre Trøndelag Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2020 (2/2)

Costume design: Annsodi Nyberg

Jesus: Olve Løseth

Costume Notes: Do you know how disappointed they did not go for the sketched original design for Judas’ "Superstar” costume? I am distraught. I’m sure there was good reason for the change but alas we do not get a shirtless woodsy demon Judas instead we get a colour inverted Judas. The costume seems identical to the one he originally worn now it’s just black rather than white. Though it seems quite simple, it is nice to finally get a Judas that doesn’t get a white version of his casual outfit in “Superstar” but instead all black.

Production Notes: This is directed by Ronny Danielson but is not a collaboration with Ola Salo. For a comparison to the Salo/Danielson productions I would recommend reading my Production Notes under my costume post for the Jesus (Olve Løseth) costumes of this production.

Trailer of this production on theater’s YouTube channel.

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Judas Iscariot, “Superstar” Costume (Patrik Martinsson) Göta Lejon Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2012-13 (2/2)

Costume design: Camilla Thulin

Jesus: Ola Salo

Costume Notes: He is barefoot for “Superstar.” His costume is completely new aside from him keeping his necklace on. He even has his hair completely down, no longer in a half bun. His descent seems to be done with less visible rigging than the 2008 version which makes me think he has some sort of harness that is part of the robe he is wearing. I think the beige straps around his upper arm/shoulders visible once he removes the robe is part of the harness to allow him to be lowered, but again I am not really knowledgeable on this so I may be wrong. During the interlude between the first verse to the second verse of “Superstar” Judas will remove his robe to reveal he’s shirtless with red pants with a gold sparkly belt. From what I can tell the belt has a sparkly yellow gold base with sequin trim on the top and bottom edge, with the same trim going through the middle of the belt, (so three horizontal lines of sequin “trim” on the belt).

The 2014 arena tour of this version is available on Peter Johansson’s YouTube channel (act 1, 2). For Martinsson as Judas, his “Heaven on Their Minds” is available in full on YouTube and parts of his “Superstar” is available in the trailer for this production (bts video available as well).

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Judas Iscariot, “Heaven On Their Minds”-”Judas’ Death” Costume (Patrik Martinsson) Malmö Opera Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2008 (1/2)

Costume design: Annsofi Nyberg

Jesus: Ola Salo

Costume Notes: His costume includes a satiny purple suit jacket, Boot-cut jeans, decorative belt buckle and red shoes. I don’t really know what the belt buckle detail is. 

Production Notes: So this is the first of three productions done in collaboration with Ola Salo and director Ronny Danielson. I’m sure Ola Salo had some say in direction but importantly he was the one translated this version and played the titular role. This version is similar to the later rendition in 2012 (and that 2014 tour version) in the way that from what I can tell the interpretation of Judas, Mary M.’s and Jesus’ relationship is the same. Jesus does kiss Mary M. on the mouth in this one and Judas and Jesus also kiss on the mouth for the betrayal. If you’re not familiar with the 2012 or 2014 tour, the relationship between the 3 is played as Judas being pretty much in love with Jesus and jealous of Mary M,, and Jesus liking both of them. Jesus is the one who kisses Mary M. and reciprocates Judas’ betrayal kiss despite spurring Judas’ advances at the start, I’m assuming most of this comes from the director’s interpretation as in a later production without Ola Salo he did something similar between the 3. Finally, for those who like the later design changed 2012/2014 tour version, don’t worry the shopping cart is still present in this production and Jesus does get pushed around in it.

Patrik Martinsson’s “Heaven on Their Minds” is available in full on YouTube (without visuals, only photo slideshow). His “Superstar” is partially available on the trailer for the 2012 version trailer. A full recording version of Ola Salo as Jesus from the 2014 tour is available on YouTube posted by Peter Johansson who plays Judas in the tour (act 1, 2).

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Judas Iscariot, “Superstar” Costume (Patrik Martinsson) Malmö Opera Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2008 (2/2)

Costume design: Annsofi Nyberg

Jesus: Ola Salo

Costume Notes: As one can see his “Superstar” costume is most definitely inspired by the 1973 film adaption’s “Superstar” outfit. It’s a sequin fabric with tassels that also have some sparkle to them. His shoes are white to match though it’s hard to tell what type of shoes they are. It seems to reference his first casual he still has a belt with a fancy buckle though obviously they are white and silver to match his new outfit.

Production Notes: Again as this is a Danielson/Salo production like the later versions Judas is quite cruel to Jesus during “Superstar.” He offers his hand to the reaching Jesus only to move it away before Jesus can grab his hand. While I’m not too familiar with riggings to allow actors to be lowered from above stage, it seems for this show it’s quite a visible rigging that has support in itself to allow for less reliance on the costume to need a harness and supports.

While I am unsure if you can find this version of “Superstar” Martinson’s version of this song from the 2012-13 production can be found partially in the trailer for that newer version.

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Jesus, "Hosanna” Costume (Olve Løseth) Theater Trøndelag Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2020 (2/3)

Costume design: Annsodi Nyber

Costume notes: I have never seen a production where Jesus gets a special costume change just for “Hosanna” but here it is. His sneakers are the same as the one’s he wore with the more casual white costume.

Production notes: Again this is directed by Ronny Danielson who also directed the 2014 Swedish Arena Tour. From what I got from the Swedish tour, Jesus seems more into the praise and celebration around him, he was having a great time during “Hosanna.” This characterization of Jesus enjoying the attention and praise seems to be repeated for this version, but this time they thought they would make the costume match the characterization, Jesus is blending in with the gold of the celebratory scene and he is literally parading around as a king. While personally the costume is a bit much, especially with the fact I don’t necessarily like this interpretation of Jesus, I think it is still quite fascinating how drastically different this show went for this scene which I can appreciate. Also seeing Jesus being happy and having a blast twirling in his cape was sweet to see.

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Judas Iscariot, “Heaven On Their Minds”-”Judas’ Death” Costume (Mads Bones) Theatre Trøndelag Jesus Christ Superstar Production 2020 (1/2) 

Costume design: Annsodi Nyberg

Jesus: Olve Løseth

Mary Magdalene: Silje Lundblad 

Costume notes: I think his jacket is white denim might be wrong. His whole costume is white even his sneakers, though his pants are more of a cool tan. He never removes his jacket. Quite simple costume but it seems in this production all the disciples including Mary M. and Jesus wears all white.

Production Notes: This is directed by Ronny Danielson but is not a collaboration with Ola Salo. For a comparison to the Salo/Danielson productions I would recommend reading my Production Notes under my costume post for the Jesus (Olve Løseth) costumes of this production. 

Trailer of this production on theater’s YouTube channel.

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