NRT Presents: ‘Doubt, A Parable’
No Refund Theatre is partnering with Late Night to present Doubt, A Parable, a play written by John Patrick Shanley and directed by Freddie Miller.
Doubt, A Parable follows the story of Father Flynn, a respected priest at St. Nicholas Church School in the Bronx, who is accused by Sister Aloysius, the school principal, of sexual misconduct with the school’s only black student.
The play raises questions of doubt within the characters, but it also leaves the audience with their own doubts about what they believe to be true or false.
The show stars Sean Terrey as Father Flynn, Clarisse Cofrancesco as Sister Aloysius, Marley Bradner as Sister James, and Anna Wirschal as Mrs. Muller.
It’s hard to pick a favorite performance, as each actor excels at bringing their respective character to life. Cofrancesco nails her role as the stern principal, while Terrey gives a compelling performance as the personable priest, and Bradner’s performance as the impressionable Sister James is executed perfectly.
You can catch Doubt, A Parable at 9 p.m. Thursday, September 19 through Saturday, September 21 at the HUB Flex Theatre. This show isn’t one you’ll want to miss. As always, admission is free.
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
Inside Penn State Rugby & The Culture That Drives It
For Penn State men’s rugby, the game is only part of the story, as players juggle academics, physical demands, and a tight-knit community that pushes them to grow on and off the field.
Penn State Football Wide Receiver Kyron Hudson Projects As A Viable Post-Draft Signing
While Hudson didn’t flash like he hoped so in his one-year Happy Valley stint, he’s an experienced wideout with a big frame that could entice teams after the seventh round.
Right Where You Should Be: Mackenzie Cullen’s Senior Column
“In the moments where you’re not feeling good enough or that you’re doing enough, remember that you’re right where you should be.”