Presented by Studio Theatre
Show Dates
Wednesday, Sep 4, 8pm
Thursday, Sep 5, 8pm
Friday, Sep 6, 8pm
Saturday, Sep 7, 8pm
Sunday, Sept 8, 2pm
Tuesday, Sept 10, 8pm
Wednesday, Sep 11, 8pm
Thursday, Sep 12, 8pm
Friday, Sep 13, 8pm
Saturday, Sep 14, 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, Sept 15, 2pm and 7pm
Tuesday, Sept 17, 8pm
Wednesday, Sep 18, 8pm
Thursday, Sep 19, 8pm
Friday, Sep 20, 8pm
Saturday, Sep 21, 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, Sept 22, 2pm and 7pm
Tuesday, Sept 24, 8pm
Wednesday, Sep 25, 8pm
Thursday, Sep 26, 8pm
Friday, Sep 27, 8pm
Saturday, Sep 28, 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, Sept 29, 2pm and 7pm
Tuesday, Oct 1, 8pm
Wednesday, Oct 2, 8pm
Thursday, Oct 3, 8pm
Friday, Oct 4, 8pm
Saturday, Oct 5, 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, Oct 6, 2pm and 7pm
Wednesday, Oct 9, 8pm
Thursday, Oct 10, 8pm
Friday, Oct 11, 8pm
Saturday, Oct 12,8pm
Sunday, Oct 13, 2pm
Thursday, Oct 17, 8pm
Friday, Oct 18, 8pm
Saturday, Oct 19 ,2pm
Sunday, Oct 20, 2pm
Studio Theatre says:
The Bronx, 1964. Suspicions surface at a parochial school about a charismatic young priest’s interest in a Catholic school’s first and only Black student. Absent hard proof, Sister Aloysius, the school’s starched and self-assured principal, tries to protect the innocent — but is she doing God’s work or is her certitude actually pride?
Anchored by Studio mainstay Sarah Marshall as Sister Aloysius, Doubt is John Patrick Shanley’s masterpiece about faith, ambiguity, and the price of moral conviction.
Doubt: A Parable
by John Patrick Shanley
Directed by Matt Torney