The author of 2005 Pulitzer- and Tony-winner Doubt has written a stunning new play intertwining ethical dilemmas about race, sexual fidelity and the cost of doing the right thing. On a North Carolina marine base in 1971, a young black Captain is promoted in order to ease the camp’s growing racial tensions. Soon, Captain and his superior officer are caught in a riveting web of moral issues that set the stage on fire. “Spellbinding! I wouldn't have thought it possible, but Shanley has followed up 'Doubt,' the best play of 2004-05, with a play of identical quality.” – Wall Street Journal

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