The 1956 film essentially incorporates this plot — with further complications — into the biblical tale.
Invoking the biblical tale of Cain and Abel, he said, "Yes, I am my brother's keeper".
"I just thought of it as the Biblical tale of Lazarus rising from the bed.
Two nights later, City Opera revived Hugo Weisgall's "Esther," an adaptation of the Biblical tale of Queen Esther.
Tales come out of Eastern cultures sounding similar themes: think of "Arabian Nights" or even the Biblical tale of Esther.
Like in a biblical tale, the rains returned in the early 1990's, filling the protected potholes.
For his new piece, Reggie Wilson explores the Biblical tale of Moses through his trademark method of choreographic anthropology, uncovering dances of the African diaspora.
(The play, inspired by an ancient Chinese drama, turns on the same kind of test that figures in the biblical tale of King Solomon).
On Sunday at 2 p.m. Dr. Glory's Youth Theater will present "The David and Goliath Rumble," a musical dramatization of that biblical tale.
Ark life A fresh take on the biblical tale of Noah and his ark has its launch date set for March 2014.
BALLET BIARRITZ, from France, is offering THIERRY MALANDAIN's "CREATION," which combines the biblical tale of Creation with the history of dance -- all in only 70 minutes.
