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Lucía Gocobachi as Job's Wife and Olivia Zertuche as Job fondly remember their days of plenty.

Lucía Gocobachi as Job's wife and Olivia Zertuche as Job pull a block back and forth to represent their arguments about whether to curse God.

The cast of the 2017 production begins the Daughters of Zelophehad scene by introducing themselves.

Megan Robinson as Moses declares that if there are no men to inherit, then daughters can inherit their father's land.

Lucía Gocobachi as Tamar describes what life was like for widows in her day.

Megan Robinson as Judah and Olivia Zertuche as Judah's wife forcibly send Lucía Gocobachi as Tamar back to her father's house rather than allowing her to marry their son, Shela.

Megan Robinson as Judah hires Lucía Gocobachi as Tamar, who he mistakes for a prostitute.

The cast of the 2017 production creates a tableau demonstrating the punishment for adultery in Tamar's day.

Megan Robinson as Rahab begins the scene by flirting with the audience and other cast members before introducing herself as a prostitute.

Megan Robinson tells the story of Rahab while Lucía Gocobachi and Olivia Zertuche portray the spies sent to Jericho.