Our Lady of Kibeho
by Katori Hall

"Transfixing…The play has the gripping intensity of a thriller, in part because pricking at the edges of our consciousness throughout is the knowledge of the horror that engulfed the country a little more than a decade after the events of the play…” —The New York Times. “Faith is contagious in Katori Hall’s thrilling play…[OUR LADY OF KIBEHO] resounds beyond its own plot; questions of poverty, sexism and interethnic tension echo throughout the story. Hall’s passionate play renews belief in what theater can do: It awakens you into a trance.” —Time Out New York. “[OUR LADY OF KIBEHO] is the real deal…Religion and politics play a big role, [and] Hall got the dosage just right…Throughout, Hall shows us how everybody [believes] what they want to believe when it’s most convenient.” —New York Post. “Hall’s brilliant play, a simultaneously straightforward yet clear-eyed presentation of a recent bit of Catholic mysticism, leaves you grasping for answers and straining for connections days "

— TheaterMania