Doubt: Sohaila Kapur's Play Reflects on Uncertainty

Imagine a play about a Catholic school in the 1960s.

The head nun thinks the priest might be doing something wrong with a student.

She's not sure, but she has her suspicions.

The play makes you question everything: who's telling the truth?

Is the priest guilty, or is he misunderstood?

It also looks at themes like trust and authority.

The play doesn't give you a simple answer.

Instead, it makes you think about what you believe and whether you really know the whole story.

It's like a puzzle that stays in your mind long after it's over.