The themes of the theater play were romance, religion, and history.

The play's concepts were

effectively communicated through the characters' excellent acting, the stories, the imaginative
props, and other means. The play's characters, particularly the lead roles, prioritize love and
treating each other with honesty and compassion above remaining obedient to God. Our faith
must be treasured, guarded, and not allowed to be destroyed by others. Even in the middle of
hardship, we ought to be obedient to God all the way to the end. We can agree that there are
still certain religions out there that don't agree with one another's beliefs, which makes the
characters realistic in real life. The drama progresses given the motivations and actions of the
characters. similar to how, despite being forbidden, Lorenzo and the priests traveled to Japan to
teach God's truths there.

The play's main source of tension is the characters' divergent worldviews. Because the
elements are in chronological order, the plot is linear. I was surprised to learn that the
Tokugawa shogunate, who were the Japanese who tormented Saint Leonardo and the monks,
were also the ones who wrote the letter to the Philippines informing their loved ones of
everything that had happened to Leonardo and the priests. The reason for this is that Lorenzo's
constancy had inspired them. The playwright expressed each character and the plot through
body language, tone, and facial expressions in addition to using descriptive language to create
a sense of mood.Some lines that stick in my memory are the ones when the priests and
Lorenzo continue to pray to God in spite of the Japanese men's constant taunting and mocking
of them. The setting describes the location and period of the story, which is crucial information,
particularly for historical and religious stories. Their execution of the lighting, sound effects, and
stage design was excellent. The actors' voices suited their roles quite well and were fairly
authentic. The stage design provides more details about the play's surroundings, which aids in
the audience's comprehension and helps them follow the plot.

The theater play is amazing and conveys a range of reactions and feelings in every scene. This
play is superior to others I've watched, primarily due to the professional acting of the players.
According to what I've been told, the drama depicts Saint Leonardo da Vinci. It demonstrates
how we ought to respect God's words and persevere through to the very finish.