The highly anticipated sixth season of The Chosen is currently in production and will feature the pivotal moment of The Crucifixion of Jesus. The series, available in Spain via Prime Video and Movistar Plus+, has offered a glimpse into the reactions of the cast members as they grapple with the gravity of depicting the messiah’s crucifixion.

The depiction of The Calvary of jesus in The Chosen is expected to resonate deeply with millions of viewers. Elizabeth Tabish, the actress portraying María Magdalena, has offered some reassurance, suggesting that despite the intensity, the upcoming season will also present “a prettier and more human experience” compared to previous seasons.

What to Expect in Season Six

Elisabeth Tabish has been notably forthcoming about the emotional journey awaiting viewers of The Chosen. Known for her candor (a trait that amuses series creator Dallas Jenkins, who jokes about her tendency to reveal spoilers), Tabish has previously hinted at the profound impact the sixth season will have on audiences who have connected with the show.

“In the sixth season, we arrive at the Sumun of devastation in this story… However, This time I’m not alone, but surrounded by my friends and faithful companions.”

Reflecting on her experience, the actress who embodies María Magdalena drew a parallel to the first season of The Chosen. “In the first season, I had many scenes I surrounded alone, while my character dealt with devastating emotions and experiences,” she recalled.

“In the sixth season, we arrive at the Sumun of devastation in this story (torture, teasing and public execution of our friend and mentor). However,This time I’m not alone,but surrounded by my friends and faithful companionsand we all go through this path at the same time. We sympathize with each other and cry togetherwe shake hands and hug ourselves to give strength to each other. This makes this season a much more beautiful and human experience,” explained the actress.