DOUBT: A Parable

John Patrick Shanley

directed by Alicia Dempster

July 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 26, 31, August 1 2009

One of the most riveting and popular dramas to hit Broadway in the last decade opens with a haunting question: "What do you do when you're not sure?" Set in a Bronx Catholic school in 1964, Doubt concerns Father Flynn, an amiable new priest who believes the clergy should be thought of "as members of the family" to its congregation. His forward-thinking views immediately clash with those of Sister Aloysius - the authoritarian principal who favors discipline over compassion. The conflict mounts towards an explosive climax when Aloysius accuses Flynn of "interfering" with a student based on unproven evidence. The shocking conclusion will leave you wondering "What is Truth?" And who is telling it? This captivating drama captured both the Tony Award for Best Play and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2005.

 

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Cast List

Father Flynn J. Scott Williams

 

Mrs. Muller Stephanie Jackson

 

Sister Aloysius Noel Desiato

 

Sister James Jessica Alex

 

 

Production Staff

Director Alicia P. Dempster

Technical Director Scott Wyshynski

Set Design Richard Pettibone, Scott Wyshynski

Scenic Art, Statue, and Props Glenn Couture

Costume Design Joseph Russo

Lighting Design Brian Casella

Sound Design Alicia P. Dempster

Lighting/Sound Board Operator John Bolster

Builders Rich Pettibone, Glenn Couture, Scott Wyshynski, Frank Russo, Sonnie Osborne, John Taylor, Jamel Carroll, John Bolster

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House Manager Beth Bonnabeau, Jill Fay

Producer Richard Pettibone

 

Special Thanks

Brookfield Theatre for the Arts, Norwalk HS, Rhonda Schutz, Lori Larson, Suzi Pettibone, Mary Kimball, Alexis Ortiz

 

Set Design

 

Production Reviews

John Patrick Shanley’s "Doubt" at New Milford TheatreWorks

Fine acting in New Milford 'Doubt'

TheatreWorks leaves no 'Doubt' about it...the show's a hit

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