Theatre
A Case for the Existence of God
Samuel D. Hunter’s portrait of heartland America
Red Stitch Actors' Theatre
by Andrew Fuhrmann •
Darcy Kent as Ryan (left) and Kevin Hofbauer as Keith (photograph by Jodie Hutchinson)
It’s twilight in a small town in southern Idaho. There’s a housing crisis, widespread poverty, rampant drug addiction, and high levels of crime. Lost jobs, lost souls. Shuttered shops and hollow hearts. The sun is going down on the American dream and in the modest office of a Main Street mortgage broker there’s a man who thinks his problems will be solved by taking on more debt and still more debt.
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