Easter and its impact on the arts

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Easter is one of the most important religious festivals for Christians and the second in magnitude of the two very prominent ones with extensive public appeal (the first of these is Christmas).

It is associated with public exhibitions, although relatively subdued today and confined to the church, but in a large way is partly responsible for the rebirth and development of western theatre.  There are also traditional enactments and minor festivals …..


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