Broadway Drama Seems to Have That Rarest of Attributes: Legs
Shanley drama is a captivating tale of conflict in a Catholic school
"Doubt" wakes up this slumbering theater season, jolting the audience with a tough, timely story, rich in character, language and ideas.
A Nun Who Is Certain, Even if Truth Is Not By BEN BRANTLEY
John Patrick Shanley's play, which involves a clash of wills and generations between a nun and a priest, is tight, absorbing and expertly acted.
"Doubt" turns headline material into deeply moving drama.
Viola Davis rises to occasion alongside Streep
The nominees of the 25th annual Carbonell Awards, recognizing excellence in South Florida professional theatre, were announced Feb. 15. Miss Saigon at Actors' Playhouse at the Miracle Theatr…
We don't know whom to believe in "Doubt," the important and engrossing John Patrick Shanley drama that the Manhattan Theatre Club opened last night in its Off-Broadway playhouse. How splendi…
THE aptly named "Doubt," the latest effort from the prolific John Patrick Shanley, displays a trait all too rare in today's didactic theater: ambiguity.
Review by Eric Grode
Review by Andy Propst
In directing the film adaptation of his Pulitzer-winning play "Doubt," John Patrick Shanley wields a ready tool: his past.