The thought-provoking drama Doubt debuts at Theatre Jacksonville on March 10. This brilliant and powerful play written by John Patrick Shanley details how Sister Aloysius, a school principal in the Bronx, takes matters into her own hands when she suspects young Father Flynn of improper relations with one of the male students. When it first debuted in 2005, it won a Pulitzer Prize for Drama and was chosen as the play of the year by more than 10 newspapers and magazines.

“Set in 1964, Doubt brings up questions about faith, ambiguity and moral conviction that are still very relevant today,” said Theatre Jacksonville Executive Director Sarah Boone. “It is a passionate and engaging presentation that we are pleased to present for our audiences.”

Directed by Bradley Akers, Doubt will feature Jas Abramowitz, Simone Aden-Reid, Zonetta Marie and Mallory Wintz. Shows will run from Friday, March 10 through Sunday, March 26. Evening shows begin at 7:30, with two Sunday matinees offered on March 19 and 26 at 2 p.m. Tickets are included with All-Access season memberships. Non-member tickets are $28.