'Doubt' Revival Stirs Broadway: Schreiber

Critics weigh in on the powerful themes and performances in the Broadway return of John Patrick Shanley's acclaimed play.

The revival of John Patrick Shanley's 'Doubt' on Broadway, starring Liev Schreiber and Amy Ryan, has sparked varied critical responses.
Critics highlight the play's exploration of themes such as faith, innocence, and suspicion, set against the backdrop of a 1964 Catholic school in the Bronx.
Amy Ryan's portrayal of Sister Aloysius Beauvier is noted for its intensity and command, while Liev Schreiber's Father Brendan Flynn is seen as inscrutable.
The production's design, including sets and lighting, is praised for enhancing the atmosphere of tension and ambiguity.
Despite some criticisms of the play's handling of its themes in the current cultural context, 'Doubt' remains a powerful and engaging theatrical experience.