A Case for the Existence of God
Red Stitch: The Actor’s Theatre
St Kilda East
Red Stitch: The Actor’s Theatre,
Rear 2 Chapel Street
St Kilda East, VIC 3182 Australia
St Kilda East, VIC 3182 Australia
Date
13 Apr –
12 May
About the Show
“A Case for the Existence of God” at Red Stitch Theatre in St. Kilda. It’s a thought-provoking exploration of faith and humanity.
Ryan, a straight, white man, finds himself struggling with financial instability and the aftermath of a painful divorce. In contrast, Keith, a black, polished individual, is adept with finances and cares for a foster daughter as a single gay man. When Ryan reaches out to Keith for assistance in reclaiming lost family land through a loan, their worlds collide. Despite their outward differences, they uncover a shared “specific kind of sadness,” drawing them closer together. Hunter’s remarkable play is infused with humour, sincerity, and compassion, highlighting the unexpected connections that can arise amidst life’s challenges. Through their unlikely bond, Ryan and Keith offer each other support and understanding. Demonstrating that despite their differences, there is potential for hope and healing for everyone.
A Case for the Existence of God closes 12 May 2024.
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“A Case for the Existence of God” at Red Stitch Theatre in St. Kilda. It’s a thought-provoking exploration of faith and humanity.
Ryan, a straight, white man, finds himself struggling with financial instability and the aftermath of a painful divorce. In contrast, Keith, a black, polished individual, is adept with finances and cares for a foster daughter as a single gay man. When Ryan reaches out to Keith for assistance in reclaiming lost family land through a loan, their worlds collide. Despite their outward differences, they uncover a shared “specific kind of sadness,” drawing them closer together. Hunter’s remarkable play is infused with humour, sincerity, and compassion, highlighting the unexpected connections that can arise amidst life’s challenges. Through their unlikely bond, Ryan and Keith offer each other support and understanding. Demonstrating that despite their differences, there is potential for hope and healing for everyone.
A Case for the Existence of God closes 12 May 2024.
Date
13 Apr
12 May
About the Show
“A Case for the Existence of God” at Red Stitch Theatre in St. Kilda. It’s a thought-provoking exploration of faith and humanity.
Ryan, a straight, white man, finds himself struggling with financial instability and the aftermath of a painful divorce. In contrast, Keith, a black, polished individual, is adept with finances and cares for a foster daughter as a single gay man. When Ryan reaches out to Keith for assistance in reclaiming lost family land through a loan, their worlds collide. Despite their outward differences, they uncover a shared “specific kind of sadness,” drawing them closer together. Hunter’s remarkable play is infused with humour, sincerity, and compassion, highlighting the unexpected connections that can arise amidst life’s challenges. Through their unlikely bond, Ryan and Keith offer each other support and understanding. Demonstrating that despite their differences, there is potential for hope and healing for everyone.
A Case for the Existence of God closes 12 May 2024.
Read More
“A Case for the Existence of God” at Red Stitch Theatre in St. Kilda. It’s a thought-provoking exploration of faith and humanity.
Ryan, a straight, white man, finds himself struggling with financial instability and the aftermath of a painful divorce. In contrast, Keith, a black, polished individual, is adept with finances and cares for a foster daughter as a single gay man. When Ryan reaches out to Keith for assistance in reclaiming lost family land through a loan, their worlds collide. Despite their outward differences, they uncover a shared “specific kind of sadness,” drawing them closer together. Hunter’s remarkable play is infused with humour, sincerity, and compassion, highlighting the unexpected connections that can arise amidst life’s challenges. Through their unlikely bond, Ryan and Keith offer each other support and understanding. Demonstrating that despite their differences, there is potential for hope and healing for everyone.
A Case for the Existence of God closes 12 May 2024.
Date
13 Apr
12 May
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