Doubt NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if Incredible. Cherry Jones was brilliant, and Brian F. O'Byrne matched her step for step. Ambiguous ending clinched it, unlike the film.

Don't see it if You think your religion has no faults.

See it if want an experience of theatre allows you to consider the questions posed and point of view; as viewer you are a factor in the final outcome

Don't see it if you do not want to deal with philosophical issues of the church or potential interference by priests; or if you just want to be amused.

See it if Cherry Jones is outstanding. Story raises difficult moral questions, but in the end, the show leaves us in doubt about what we think we know

Don't see it if You have trouble seeing authority challenged, have been in denial about sexual abuse and the Church, you want happy endings.

See it if you love Cherry Jones, surprisingly relevant thrillers, ambitious and ambiguous plots.

Don't see it if you already have enough nun issues and Catholic baggage.

See it if You want to see one of the finest plays of recent years. Even if you saw the movie, the play is worth seeing.

Don't see it if You're incredibly religious and do not want to hear a story that might impact your faith.

See it if you want a full theatre experience that brings up major moral questions.

Don't see it if you don't want to think while watching a play and want to be merely entertained.

See it if The way theatre is supposed to be. Gripping, intensely acted, meaningful.

Don't see it if You are looking for a light comedy or are sensitive to a discussion of religious topics and childhood assaults.

See it if you like thought provoking dramas and open ended plots. Cherry Jones is a must see. Excellent staging and cast.

Don't see it if dramas with controversial topics are not your cup of tea.