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The Original, Live, Pulitzer Prize Version of an eloquent and provocative play
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In this brilliant and powerful drama, Sister Aloysius, a Bronx school principal, takes matters into her own hands when she suspects the newly assigned Father Flynn of improprieties and wrongdoing with one of the students. She is certain of a transgression but is she on solid ground? A riveting mystery ensues of truth and consequences, tightly written. The play is also shaped throughout with moments of humor and brightness.
Doubt is one of the most honored plays of recent years, having won the Pulitzer Prize for drama, the Broadway Tony Award for Best Play, numerous other major theatre awards and wide popular and critical acclaim.
"A breathtaking work of immense proportion . . positively brilliant" — Melissa Rose Bernardo, Entertainment Weekly
"A lean, potent drama...passionate, exquisite, important and engrossing...could not be more timely" — Linda Winer, Newsday
"Doubt is a great — let's repeat, great — new drama... Shanley's writing is incisive, insightful and masterfully controlled. Taut, yet thoughtful, the writing is direct and swift as an arrow" — Michael Sommers, Newark Star-Ledger
Our cast includes Jason Champeau, JoAnn King, Taylor Peters and Sandra Sterling. The Director is Jim Buckley. The Production Manager is Kathryn Kenny and the Stage Manager is Lori Cunningham.
The Audience Is Invited
Did he or didn't he — you'll have doubts! This play stimulates strong opinions about what apparently happens and the sensitive issues involved. We invite our audience to stay after each performance and join in a Q & A session and conversation.
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Feb 27 - Apr 11, 2009
