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DOUBT Highlights Drama Group’s February


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The Drama Group presents DOUBT this month. (PHOTO SUPPLIED)

Chicago Heights, IL-(ENEWSPF)- “The Drama Group is pleased to continue our season, as we present the third show in our 90th Anniversary Season, this time a gripping story of suspicion, DOUBT by John Patrick Shanley and directed by Michael J Renzi,” the Group said in a release. Veteran actor Deb Brunette-Cairns of Park Forest leads the cast as Sister Aloysius.

Brunette-Cairns tells eNews Park Forest she knew the character of Sister Aloysius for a long while, “I love the script of Doubt and the part of Sister Alyosius is something I’ve always wanted to play. She is an unyielding, unbending seemingly black or white character. Not very likable, but I am finding her layers and a humanity in her convictions.”

Ms. Brunette-Cairns has been involved with the Drama Group either acting or directing since 1975.

Showtimes for DOUBT are 7:30 pm beginning Friday, February 18. It continues, 19, 24, 25, and 26; Sunday matinees at 2:00 pm February 20 and 27.

The Drama Group has a new ticketing service!  We are now using BookTix Ticketing and Livestreaming. All tickets are available by going to The Drama Group BookTix website dg.booktix.com, where you will be directed to set up your account with “The Drama Group-BookTix Box Office.”

The group stresses the following for COVID-19 protocol:

Out of concern for the health and safety of our theatre audiences, members, staff and actors, The Drama Group has adopted the following COVID-19 protocol for the 2021-2022 season – Audience members will be required to show proof of vaccination or a negative CoVid-19 PCR
test result within 72 hours of the performance.

SYNOPSIS – DOUBT

Winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award, this compelling drama lays bare the torment of a nun, Sister Aloysius, who suspects a young priest, Father Flynn, of improper relations with a male student. An engrossing and thought-provoking masterpiece that is an exploration of faith, power, and compassion.

“Everyone wants to know if he is guilty,” said Deb Brunette-Cairns. “The author wants the audience to make up their own mind as to the validity of the accusation. That’s the beauty of DOUBT, everyone can see things differently.”

Cast

NAMECHARACTERHOME
Deb Brunette-CairnsSister AloysiusPark Forest, IL
Joe HoytFather Brendan FlynnFlossmoor, IL
Lily McNallySister JamesGary, IN
Liane WilliamsMrs. MullarChicago, IL
  
Production Team  
Michael J RenziDirectorNew Lenox, IL
Barbara WhitneyAsst DirectorRichton Park, IL
Russ HogansonSet DesignHomewood, IL
Bob SullivanSet constructionHomewood, IL
Regina GadottiMakeup and hairChicago Heights, IL
Mary Ellen FawkCostumesChicago Heights, IL
Tina ZagonePropsOlympia Fields, IL
Jennifer LarkinLightingNew Lenox, IL
Eric WaltonStage ManagerNew Lenox, IL
Helene Jancosek /
Meghan Hoyt
Social Media / Facebook
Social Media / Instagram
Whiting, IN
Flossmoor, IL
Diane Kaffka /
Kelly Campos
Publicity
Marketing / Publicity
Tinley Park, IL
Homewood, IL
Tina ZagoneMarketing / PublicityOlympia Fields, IL

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