An Original Musical

IN YOUR HANDS, EL SHADDAI

by Kimberly Kofoed | performed by Kylie Bruneel

EXPLORE THE MUSIC

Music is the emotional heart of this story. The songs of ESTHER explore longing, faith, courage, and the deep human desire to belong and to act with purpose.

There are 11 songs in the Musical – all at various stages of production:

Beautiful Faith – Mordecai & Young Esther (Hadassah)

Simple Life – Esther before the Palace

Never Satisfied – King Ahasuerus and Haman at feast

In Your Hands, El Shaddai – Esther taken to palace

Transcendent – Queen Mother Atosssa & King, Mordecai & Esther

Foolish Man – Haman, Mordecai, & King

What is Love – Esther & Young Women 

For the Rest of My Life – King & Esther

I Believe – Mordecai & Naomi (wife who has passed away)

For You – Esther & Chorus

God Opens Doors – Finale

 

EXPLORE THE VISION

ESTHER began as a desire to explore one of the most remarkable stories of courage found in scripture.

This musical seeks to present that story with beauty, emotional depth, and reverence, blending cinematic storytelling with music that invites audiences to feel the weight of Esther’s decision and the quiet power of faith.

The hope is that this project will grow into a work that inspires audiences to recognize their own moments of courage — their own “such a time as this.”

In the ancient Persian empire, a young Jewish woman named Hadassah is unexpectedly called into the royal palace and given the name Esther. As queen, she must confront a moment that will determine the fate of her people.

Set against the grandeur of the Persian court, this musical explores courage, identity, loyalty, and faith — and the quiet ways God works through ordinary people placed in extraordinary circumstances.

2 Comments

  1. Welcome to the Script reading of Esther! I’m so excited to have you here!

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  2. Please attach the act and scene # to your feedback and comments! 🎶

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