The Tables of the Law; & The Adoration of the Magi

A pair of short dramatic pieces examine religious doubt, mystical yearning, and ceremonial faith through intimate scenes and ritual language. The first presents a reflective conversation between former companions about a renunciation of clerical office, probing tensions between contemplative desires and worldly obligations while mixing theological speculation with symbolic imagery. The second offers a liturgical meditation on the nativity, rendered as an evocative, incantatory tableau that merges Christian motifs with folk charm and ritual chant. Both pieces blend dialogue, lyrical monologue, and symbolic ritual to explore belief, authority, and the limits of language when facing the sacred.