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16 March 2025
- Play reading: “Doubt” John Patrick ShanleyPlay reading: “Doubt” John Patrick ShanleyTime: 11:00
  Doubt: A Parable was written in 2004 and set in 1964. The play centres around a nun in a Bronx Catholic school, Sister Aloysius Beauvier, who accuses a priest, Father Brendan Flynn, of sexually abusing a schoolboy. The play has been called a drama, a morality play and thriller all in one. While the plot deals with the scandal of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, this is not the real subject of the play. As the author has pointed out, the play is a parable. The story is being used to illustrate the lesson is that there are dangerous consequences in being too certain about anything. There are four characters in the play: Father Brendan Flynn
  Sister Aloysius Beauvier
  Sister James
  Mrs Muller
  You may find the attached preface to the play an interesting read. Reading of the first half will take place on Sunday March 16 and on the following Sunday, March 23, we will read the second half. Both readings will start at 11:00 until approximately 12:30. If you’d like to take part, please write to online@tagora.eu. Online via Zoom + Google calendar
23 March 2025
- Play reading: “Doubt” John Patrick ShanleyPlay reading: “Doubt” John Patrick ShanleyTime: 11:00
  Doubt: A Parable was written in 2004 and set in 1964. The play centres around a nun in a Bronx Catholic school, Sister Aloysius Beauvier, who accuses a priest, Father Brendan Flynn, of sexually abusing a schoolboy. The play has been called a drama, a morality play and thriller all in one. While the plot deals with the scandal of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, this is not the real subject of the play. As the author has pointed out, the play is a parable. The story is being used to illustrate the lesson is that there are dangerous consequences in being too certain about anything. There are four characters in the play: Father Brendan Flynn
  Sister Aloysius Beauvier
  Sister James
  Mrs Muller
  You may find the attached preface to the play an interesting read. Reading of the first half will take place on Sunday March 16 and on the following Sunday, March 23, we will read the second half. Both readings will start at 11:00 until approximately 12:30. If you’d like to take part, please write to online@tagora.eu. Online via Zoom + Google calendar

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