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 DOUBT, A PARABLEby John Patrick Shanley January 28 to February 14. 8:00 pm. $35 WINNER: The Pulitzer Prize and The Tony Award for Best Play Director: Danny Weathers Cast:
To read the full reviews of Doubt Click Here Doubt is a gripping yarn that will propel you to the edge of your seat. Set in the Bronx in 1964, a rigid nun suspects a charismatic parish priest of improprieties with one of the male students. With absolute certainty, she investigates to find the truth, enlisting the help of a subordinate nun and the child's mother. Is the priest guilty or innocent? Doubt asks the audience to decide – when doubt ends, the conversation begins. “Provocative. A gripping story of suspicion,” according to “Variety.” Mr. Weathers has assembled a first-rate cast: Joy Hawkins, the Artistic Director of The Red Barn Theatre, is an Equity actress, who has numerous directing and acting credits in Key West and regionally, as well as film and television credits. David Black has appeared on all the stages of Key West in such productions as “Reefer Madness,” “Urinetown” and “The Best Man.” Elena Devers has performed at the Red Barn and the Waterfront and is the marketing director for the Studios of Key West. Lela Elam is a guest Equity actress from Miami, where she has been in numerous productions, receiving a Carbonell Award for “In The Continuum.” The film of "Doubt," starring Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman, is scheduled to appear at the Tropic Cinema in the coming weeks. In a unique collaboration, the Waterfront Playhouse and the Tropic Cinema have teamed up to promote both the stage and the film version of this extraordinary piece. Mark Slater of the Tropic and Danny Weathers have come up with cross-promotional ideas and believe this gives the Keys Community a unique perspective on how a stage production translates into a film version. The Associated Press said... “#1 show of the year…terrific, marvelous…astonishing theatricality.” The New York Times said... “...an inspired study in moral uncertainty with the compellingly certain structure of an old-fashioned detective drama...tight and absorbing.” The Newark Star-Ledger said... “Doubt is a great – let's repeat, great- play...This is enthralling theater and should not be missed.” Entertainment Weekly said... “A breathtaking work...Positively brilliant.” The #1 play of 2004 according to Time, Newsday, The New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, Daily News, Star-Ledger, Associated Press, Timeout New York, The Wall Street Journal DOUBT, A PARABLE by John Patrick Shanley is presented through an arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., in New York |
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