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Grace follows a devout young couple as they start a new life in sunny Florida with big plans to open a chain of Gospel-themed motels. An agitated neighbor/scientist and a condo pest control man complete the eclectic foursome, as destinies collide in this intensely funny, thrillingly suspenseful journey.

This show is closed.

Performances ended on Jan. 6, 2013.

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Previews: Sep 13, 2012 • Opening: Oct 4, 2012 • Closing: Jan 6, 2013
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James Earl Jones Theatre James Earl Jones Theatre
138 West 48th Street
New York, NY 10036
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Orchestra section and Main Level are fully accessible.
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What Is the Story of Grace?
Grace is darkly funny story of Steve and Sara, a bright-eyed married couple who move to a condo in Florida to pursue Steve’s lifelong dream of opening Crossroads Inns, a chain of gospel motels. An overseas investor has promised the young entrepreneur millions of dollars, and since Steve is a devout Christian, he has complete faith that the transaction will go through—even though he’s been waiting for the payment for several months. Sara, who is tired of being cooped up alone in the condo all day, strikes up an unlikely friendship with Sam, a cantankerous, reclusive neighbor who has been injured in a car accident. As Steve’s plans go awry and his beliefs are challenged by an opinionated exterminator, he must decide if faith is truly enough…or if he needs to take more drastic measures.

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A collection of our favorite reviews from professional news sources.
New York Daily News

"Director Dexter Bullard, who staged a previous production of the play in Chicago, succeeds at creating atmosphere—down to the huge eye-shaped window on the sky."

New York Daily News

Joe Dziemianowicz

USA Today

"Rudd rises to the considerable challenge posed by Steve, who is at once guileless and presumptuous, well-meaning and self-serving to the point of being callous and cruel. The easy affability that he has brought to numerous films is distorted into a glib sense of entitlement that becomes comically anti-social."

USA Today

Elysa Gardner

"The superbly-acted 'Grace,' which opened Thursday night at the Cort Theatre, is odd and utterly compelling. The play, by Craig Wright, pokes fun at a common religious belief, while making as eloquent and sensitive an argument for the rewards of faith as you'll find."

NorthJersey.com

Robert Feldberg

The New York Times

"Sam, who’s been scarred all over by life, has come to mistrust the world. And because Sam is played by Michael Shannon, we trust in his mistrust so deeply that it hurts. By the way, his instincts aren’t wrong."

The New York Times

Ben Brantley

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Written by
Craig Wright
Director
Dexter Bullard
Set Designer
Beowulf Boritt
Costume Designer
Tif Bullard
Lighting Designer
David Weiner
Sound Designer
Darron L West
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