Written by John Patrick Shanley
Directed by William Brown
Writers Theatre is thrilled to bring audiences this riveting, Pulitzer Prize-winning play about authority, suspicion, ambiguity and religion in an exciting, site-specific production staged in the library of the Glencoe Union Church.
The production—directed by William Brown—will allow the audience to be a fly on the church wall, observing as battle lines are drawn, allegiances formed and motives called into question.
"I find John Patrick Shanley's play Doubt to be, at its core, a thriller. And by "thriller" I mean something that we are excited by, but that haunts us and scares us. In this case, we are haunted by uncertainty and afraid of discovering the truth. As I look toward the opportunity to put this show together in a darkened church, in collaboration with the extraordinary cast we have assembled, I certainly could not be more excited."
Tuesdays & Wednesdays* at 7:30pm
Thursdays & Fridays at 8:00pm
Saturdays at 4:00pm & 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm & 6:00pm
*select Wednesdays at 2:00pm
Steve Haggard (Father Flynn) |
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Ann Joseph (Mrs. Muller) |
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Eliza Stoughton (Sister James) |
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Karen Janes Woditsch (Sister Aloysius) |
William Brown (Director)
Kevin Depinet (Scenic Designer)
Andrew Hansen (Sound Designer)
Rachel Anne Healy (Costume Designer)
Sarah Hughey (Lighting Designer)
D. J. Reed (Properties Designer)
Bobby Kennedy (Dramaturg)
Rebecca Pechter (Stage Manager)
Eric Parks (Assistant Director)
Abigail Medrano (Assistant Stage Manager - through 5/3)
Mallory Bass (Assistant Stage Manager - through 7/19)
“Explosive [and] riveting. A genuine stunner.”
– Chicago Sun-Times
“Remarkable! Karen Janes Woditsch delivers…one of the best performances of the year.”
– Chicago Tribune
“Perfectly pitched. Truly an ideal way to revisit Doubt once again!”
– Daily Herald
“A reverent production... Doubt lands like a series of blows to the heart and head.”
– Newcity
“*****! 90 minutes of wonderful theatre.”
– Around the Town Chicago
The Making of Doubt: A Parable
For additional information about any of these events, contact the Box Office.
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