RNS photo by Emily McFarlan Millerīridges and Baum retired from touring three years ago after performing together as Lost and Found for 25 years. The Reformation-themed show accompanies a graphic novel. Michael Bridges, left, and George Baum perform their show “Luther: The Rock Opera” at St. 31, 1517 - kicked off the Protestant Reformation.īridges’ retelling of the start of the Reformation kicked off “ Luther: The Rock Opera,” an hourlong romp featuring 24 upbeat songs performed by Bridges and bandmate George Baum against the backdrop of about 300 illustrations from “Luther,” the graphic novel by Rich Melheim. His post - the 95 theses the German monk-turned-reformer reportedly nailed to the Castle Church door in Wittenberg, Germany, on Oct.
“Little did he know, the church would unfriend him,” Bridges said. Instead, as so often happens on Facebook and other social media platforms, a lot of people started arguing. It started when a man decided to stay up late and update his status, posting 95 things on his wall. He hoped his friends would like, comment on or share them. (RNS) - The Protestant Reformation was a little bit like social media, featuring charismatic influencers, cutting-edge technology and viral content, according to Michael Bridges.
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