THE STORY:
Bronx, 1964. Fr. Flynn is friendly, likable – a favorite of the boys at St. Nicholas Catholic School. Sister Aloysius, the school principal, believes that they are there to teach and protect the students – not to befriend them. She suspects Fr. Flynn of an unspeakable breach of trust. In a clash of wills and generations, each vies for the moral high ground. Did he do it? Is she wrong? Whom will you believe?

THE EXPERIENCE:
A riveting drama that you’ll be talking about for weeks after the show.

THE BUZZ
Winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for Best Play.

Doubt was voted “#1 Play of 2004” by Time, Entertainment Weekly, Newsday, Timeout New York, the Associated Press and the Wall Street Journal, among others. By the author of Moonstruck.

“Tight, absorbing, complex.”
New York Times

“Gripping. Impressive! Doubt takes the stuff of headlines and turns it into deeply moving drama.”
New York Daily News

“Doubt is a lean, potent drama...passionate, exquisite, important and engrossing.”
Newsday

THE FINE PRINT:
Adult subject matter.