Gloucester Stage (Gloucester, MA)
In a Bronx Catholic school during the 1960s, a deeply principled nun suspects a popular new priest of improper conduct--and her allegations could destroy lives. Written by Academy Award winner John Patrick Shanley, Doubt won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the Drama Desk Award and the Tony Award for Best Play.
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This is a great idea for a "date" night. Eventhough, it is a serious subject matter, there were a lot of funny moments. It was very well acted. There are a lot of great restaurants around there to go to before the show. On a side note, this is a 1.5 hour one act play with no intermission.
Great play with excellent cast and not a bad seat in the house.
Kudos to the Gloucester stage co!
Thought-provoking and extremely well acted.
This riveting morality play about events that may or may not have taken place in a 1964 Bronx convent and refectory comes to Gloucester in a production starring Elliot Norton Award winner Nancy E. Carroll of Gloucester Stage Company’s Collected Stories and My Old Lady, and Lewis D. Wheeler from A.R.T.'s No Man's Land.
By John Patrick Shanley ("Moonstruck")
Directed by Eric C. Engel
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