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News Doubt, With King and Brown, Opens at TheatreWorks July 19 The TheatreWorks staging of John Patrick Shanley's Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Doubt officially opens in Palo Alto, CA, July 19.
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Kristin Stokes and Cassidy Brown in Doubt. Photo by David Allen

A new favorite among regional theatre companies, Doubt began performances July 16 and will continue through Aug. 10 under the co-direction of Vickie Rozell and Robert Kelley. Actress Kimberly King, whose credits include Broadway's James Joyce's The Dead and TheatreWorks' A Little Princess, stars as Sister Aloysius opposite Cassidy Brown, who makes his TheatreWorks debut as Father Flynn. The work also features Kristin Stokes as Sister James and Tamiyka White as Mrs. Muller.

Shanley's 90-minute play begins in a Bronx, NY, Catholic parish, when Father Flynn is suspected by Sister Aloysius, the school's principal, of having an inappropriate relationship with one of his male students. The young boy's mother only complicates matters in her response to the allegations, thrusting Sister Aloysius into a conflicted dialogue about her own faith and the cost of the pursuit of truth.

John Patrick Shanley has penned Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, Defiance, Savage in Limbo and The Dreamer Examines His Pillow, as well as the Oscar-winning screenplay for "Moonstruck." Shanley directs his screenplay for the forthcoming film adaptation of Doubt, starring Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Amy Adams.

Doubt is presented at the TheatreWorks Lucie Stern Theatre, located in Palto Alto. For tickets, priced $26-64, phone (650) 903-6000 or visit theatreworks.org.

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Cassidy Brown and Kimberly King in TheatreWorks' Doubt. Photo by David Allen
 
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