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Sight & Sound ‘Christian Broadway’ shows will soon stream on faith-based platform

July 15, 2026 · 1 min read

(RNS) — Live llamas. Laser lights. A giant arc. Angels hanging by wires.

For decades, the beloved Sight & Sound theaters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Branson, Missouri, have welcomed nearly 2 million annual attendees to view their elaborate, live, large-scale Christian theater productions.

Now, those productions will be streamable.

Beginning on July 30, Wonder Project — a “values-driven” subscription service available on Amazon’s Prime Video in the U.S. — will be releasing one Sight & Sound production every two weeks throughout the fall. The titles include “Jesus,” “Ruth,” “Moses,” “Noah,” “Queen Esther,” “David,” “Samson,” “Daniel” and “Miracle of Christmas.”

It will be the largest collection of Sight & Sound titles available on a third-party streaming service. The shows will join “A Great Awakening,” one of Sight & Sound’s first feature films, which is already streaming on Wonder Project and has been a top performer on the platform. The addition comes as streaming platforms are offering more spiritual content than ever.

“What we have seen is a strong demand for this premium, faith and values-driven entertainment sector,” said Ani Haftvani, senior vice president of…

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James Phillips

Been to the Lancaster one a couple years back to see “David” with my folks — those live animals and the giant sets were wild in person. Glad they’re putting the shows on Wonder Project so my mom can watch from the couch now. Hope the streaming does the laser lights and flying angels justice.

Ηλίας Καραγιάννης

I saw "David" in Lancaster three years ago with the family, the animals and the giant scenes were impressive. I'm glad James' mom will be able to watch them from her couch at the Wonder Project. I wonder if the little angels with the wires will look good on the screen.

Γιάννης Μακρής

I had seen 'David' myself years ago in Lancaster, the sheep and camels that passed us really made an impression. But I doubt the wire angels will look as magical on TV, they'll probably look a bit fake. Anyway, I'll watch it with my wife from the couch, as long as the Internet doesn't crash.

Δήμητρα Νικολαΐδου

I had seen "Moses" in Branson and I remember my mom being so impressed with the huge ark that seemed to fill the entire stage. I'm glad James' mom will be able to watch it from the comfort of the sofa, but I too wonder how the little angels with wires will turn out on the screen. Will you try "David" first?

Ελένη Οικονόμου

I had also seen 'David' last year in Lancaster and the animals walking past us made the whole show. I'm glad James' mom will be able to watch them from the comfort of the sofa. Will you try "Jesus" on the Wonder Project first?

Αντώνης Κωνσταντίνου

I too had been to Lancaster for 'Noah' years ago, I remember the animals walking past us and really smelling. At home with the sofa we might lose a bit of the atmosphere, but at least we won't be interrupted by the Internet if we download the app in advance. Will you try it with "David" first?

Κατερίνα Αναγνώστου

I too had been to Lancaster for 'Moses' years ago, I remember the little angels on the wires looked like they were really flying over the front rows. At home we might lose a bit of that 'wow', but my wife and I are thinking of trying 'Ruth' first – which one will you choose to watch together?

Θεόδωρος Καραγιάννης

I had seen "David" years ago in Branson and I remember a goat almost walking into my lap. I'm glad James' mom will be watching it from home without traveling. I'll put "Jesus" first, what do you think, is it worth starting with?

Δέσποινα Χατζή

I didn't get to go to Lancaster, but I remember being told about the llamas that smelled up the whole theater in "Noah." I will see "David" first, yes, because I like his story. Will you see another one that you have already watched live?

Νίκη Παππά

I had also been to Lancaster for "Daniel" three years ago and I still remember the lions that looked real. "Ruth" sounds like a good start, I would start with "David" along with my parents. What did you think of "Moses" live?

Νίκος Μιχαηλίδης

I've never been to Lancaster myself, but I remember reading about the animals in 'Noah' and thinking it must be impressive. I haven't seen "David" either live or on video, so yeah, I'll start there. Do you remember if the Internet often went down at the time you went?

Νίκη Θεοδώρου

I had seen "Noah" in Lancaster and I still remember the llamas walking through the audience, they looked like they were from our backyard. "Ruth" seems to me a calm good start, I would choose after "Jesus". How will you and your wife watch it, on TV or on a tablet?

Ζωή Λαμπροπούλου

Yes, the animals in "Noah" are indeed one of the most impressive pieces, I remember going with my husband years ago and the goat running between the seats made the kids laugh. "David" is worth starting with, it has nice scenery with the slingshot and the rocks. Have you ever been to any of their other shows, or are you just reading about them?

I went to Lancaster last year with my wife and kids for 'Moses' and the giant bow was impressive, but your goat in 'David' wins. Put "Jesus" first, it has nice music and you won't get bored at all. Will you be watching it with the family?