I thoroughly enjoyed seeing Kathleen Turner on stage. She was perfect in the role of an ex-alcoholic, swearing nun. I also thought the two male actors were very good in their roles. The teenage addict was very convincing and the I thought the priest accurately portrayed the conflict within his character. I was disappointed to read the negative review in the Chronicle. The only thing that was a problem was that I could not hear all of the dialogue and we were sitting near the stage.

Unfortunately, this heavily over emotional production forces the audience to accept several depths of unbelievable and distracting characters. A nun that has suffered significantly enough to ask the church for comfort, shows no sign of the compassion she was seeking and the willingness to share her joy with others, including a troubled youth, brilliantly performed, that was distracted by a crowd pleasing nude scene and a disruptive relationship with her superior priest. The play held my attention in the first act, but wondered off to almost boredom in the second act the final scenes left the audience giving polite applause, but a standing ovation out of wishes the play was better written.

Fabulous performance by Kathleen Turner & cast. Dark and emotionally gnawing, this play will have you pondering faith and redemption. Kathleen turner plays a recovering alcoholic nun with a dark secret and the addict she is charged with counseling.

As dark as the subject matter was, the performance of Kathleen Turner was amazing.

I am so glad she is back. She is awesome. Seats were great. Loved the experience. thanks