Broadway Talk: Doubt

One of this season’s most critically acclaimed plays is Doubt, which moved to Broadway from the Manhattan Theater Club earlier this year. The play, awarded this year’s Pulitzer Prize, and the Tony Award winner for Best Play, is the story of the strong-willed, conservative headmistress of a Catholic elementary school in the Bronx and her dark suspicions about a popular priest who teaches at the school, which may or may not be true. New York 1’s Roma Torre discusses the experience of acting in this morally complicated and layered play with star Cherry Jones and playwright John Patrick Shanley.