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Doubt: A Parable on Broadway Tickets

See Amy Ryan and Liev Schreiber star in this Pulitzer-winning play.
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About Doubt: A Parable on Broadway

John Patrick Shanley's celebrated, complex drama returns to Broadway with Amy Ryan and Liev Schreiber. See the first revival of Doubt: A Parable on Broadway in nearly 20 years — get Doubt tickets now.

The Doubt play is set at St. Nicholas Church School, a fictional all-boys' Catholic school in the Bronx, in 1964. Its principal, the rigid and mistrusting Sister Aloysius, finds herself in conflict with one of her teachers, Father Flynn, who she suspects had inappropriate relations with a student during a one-on-one meeting. But what's truth, what's fiction, and what's doubt? Amid this crisis of faith, the audience gets plenty of room to decide what — and who — they believe in.

Schreiber won the 2005 Tony for performing in Glengarry Glen Ross and is a five-time Golden Globe and three-time Emmy nominee for playing the title role on Ray Donovan. Ryan, an Oscar nominee for Gone Baby Gone, replaces originally announced star Tyne Daly, who withdrew from the production indefinitely for a medical emergency.

Plays by John Patrick Shanley

Alongside these award-winning actors is an equally lauded writer. Shanley is the Academy Award-winning screenwriter of Moonstruck, and his extensive list of well-known plays includes The Dreamer Examines His Pillow, Outside Mullingar, and Prodigal Son. A few months before Doubt on Broadway, Aubrey Plaza and Christopher Abbott star in a revival of his 1984 play Danny and the Deep Blue Sea. Shanley is also premiering and directing his newest play, Brooklyn Laundry, off Broadway in 2024.

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Run time

1hr 30min. No intermission.

Start date

February 2nd, 2024

End date

April 21st, 2024

Categories

Age

Ages 14+.

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Our Review

'Doubt' review — Amy Ryan and Liev Schreiber dance with their devils

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08 Mar 2024, 02:00
Read our review of Doubt on Broadway, the first revival of the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning play by John Patrick Shanley at the Todd Haimes Theatre.

Doubt: A Parable on Broadway cast and creative team

By: John Patrick Shanley
Directed by: Scott Ellis
Producer: Roundabout Theatre Company
Cast list: Amy Ryan (as Sister Aloysius), Liev Schreiber (as Father Flynn), Quincy Tyler Bernstine (as Mrs. Muller), Zoe Kazan (as Sister James)
Design: David Rockwell
Costumes: Linda Cho
Lighting: Kenneth Posner
Sound: Mikaal Sulaiman

Venue

227 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, United States, 10036
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Accessibility

Orchestra & Mezzanine levels fully accessible for those with mobility disabilities

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Frequently asked questions

What is Doubt: A Parable on Broadway about?

There's no doubt that Liev Schreiber and Amy Ryan in John Patrick Shanley's Pulitzer-winning drama is an unmissable Broadway event. Enter the halls of a private high school, where the principal's suspicions about a priest's unholy behavior could be true — or just doubt.

Where is Doubt: A Parable on Broadway playing?

Doubt: A Parable on Broadway is playing at Todd Haimes Theatre. The theatre is located at 227 West 42nd Street, New York, 10036.

How long is Doubt: A Parable on Broadway?

The running time of Doubt: A Parable on Broadway is 1hr 30min. No intermission.

What's the age requirement for Doubt: A Parable on Broadway?

The recommended age for Doubt: A Parable on Broadway is Ages 14+. .

How do you book tickets for Doubt: A Parable on Broadway?

Book tickets for Doubt: A Parable on Broadway on New York Theatre Guide.

Who wrote Doubt?

Academy Award winner John Patrick Shanley (Moonstruck) wrote Doubt: A Parable. The show premiered on Broadway in 2005, winning a Pulitzer Prize for Drama and a Tony Award for Best Play.

Who directed Doubt?

Scott Ellis directs Doubt on Broadway in 2024. He is a nine-time Tony Award nominee for directing, most recently for the musicals Tootsie and She Loves Me. He also staged Take Me Out in 2022.

Is Doubt appropriate for kids?

Doubt is suitable for ages 14 and older due to mature themes, including sexual abuse. Please note that children 4 and younger are not permitted in Broadway theatres.

Is Doubt good?

Doubt is a Tony- and Pulitzer-winning show with two major stars — Liev Schreiber and Tyne Daly — in the lead roles. Their talent coupled with Shanley's writing talent doubtlessly makes the show a must-see.

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