The event will feature some of D’Souza’s former and current students, alongside other artistes, who will sing songs that delight in these ideas of love and wisdom, and best represent the narratives of Jesus, Mary, the apostles, the woman at the well, among others. They will be accompanied by a five-piece live band comprising Brent Tauro, Larissa Coelho, David D’Souza, Hansel Dias, and Jeremy D’Souza.

Jennifer D’Souza

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D’Souza had always wanted to work with a song called The End of the Beginning by David Phelps but she felt it was too grand for her shows. “It finally seemed perfect for this. From then, every song that I listened to almost came to me and I could picture the artists who could perform the songs. I know my students, so that helped. They were quite receptive to understanding the characters they were portraying through music,” she reveals.

Having spent time with the artistes — individually first through rehearsals — and then collectively bringing them together in a room for practices, D’Souza believes in the journey that each artist took not only by working on their technique but also with their search to communicate the spirit of the songs. “For me, it is always important that they find that connection. It was exhilarating to see the growth in my students and work with the entire team. Artistic director Carl Mendes has played an important role in visualising the show, and Rishabh Totlani has worked on the lights and transformed the stage. Technical advisor Roger Drego has been so supportive throughout,” she adds, conveying her gratefulness for how it has all come together, as she prepares for tonight’s staging of the show.

On Today; 6.30 pm onwards
At St Andrew’s Auditorium, Bandra West. 
Cost Rs 499
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