A Case for the Existence of God @ ACT (Downtown Seattle) (ASL interpreted + audio described)

Inside a small loan brokerage in Idaho, two men — a study in opposites — struggle to make a place for their families in the American dream as they balance parenthood, financial security, desire, and empathy. This award-winning play, with a revelatory ending, leads audiences on a journey of intrigue and reckoning as the two fathers’ lives intertwine in a powerful narrative about what it means to be human. By Samuel D. Hunter; directed by John Langs.

ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 2/17 (matinee); see info here.

Previews 2/2-7; opens 2/8

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets here.

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