Superstar show is far from blasphemous

I MADE my way to the entrance of the Cork Opera House recently for a performance of Jesus Christ Superstar.

Superstar show is far from blasphemous
Sat, 12 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

To my horror I was handed a ridiculous handout entitled 'Blasphemy is not a joke'.

Also in view were a man holding sign with the words No Blasphemy, a statue of the Virgin Mary and three people saying the Rosary.

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