The cast of Hand to God talks about the most difficult cast member to work with… Tyrone, the puppet. The good children of Cypress, Texas are taught to obey the Bible in order to evade …
The devilish star of HAND TO GOD sounds off
Broadway has gone to hell and a hand puppet"and that's a good thing. Hand to God, the alarmingly visceral new American play by Robert Askins is a jolt of theater that the Great White Way has…
Two teenagers may be emotionally blocked, but their puppets are unhinged, and their X-rated, blasphemous outbursts, sort of a mash-up of AVENUE Q and THE BOOK OF MORMON, are outrageously fun…
This post is by Daniel J. Lee Though operating under the guise of a rather nonsensical comedy, Askins' play is actually a sophisticated examination of how we handle grief. The text depicts t…
EXCLUSIVE: Here’s the teaser that MCC Theater will use to promote Permission, the latest play from very-bad-boy writer Robert Askins, whose Hand To God just opened on Broadway to ra…
Comedian, The Drowsy Chaperone alum and Full House favorite Bob Saget stopped by to visit the stars of Something Rotten and Hand to God on Wednesday, April 15. Click for photos!
Tony nominee Alex Timbers directs the MCC world premiere.
"Hand to God" is the outrageous hit Broadway comedy about a teenager attending a Christian puppet-making workshop in Texas, whose sock-puppet seems to have become possessed by the devil. Our…
Marc's intelligence and energy, his self-proclaimed love of talk, and his enthusiasm for his profession were all evident when we spoke.
The marketing team behind the critically-acclaimed Broadway comedy Hand to God is having some fun with the Broadway season.
Texas-born Robert Askins is making his Broadway debut with Obie-winning raunchy puppet comedy Hand to God, which previously played off-Broadway’s MCC Theater and had three sold-out run…
"Hand To God" Insanely Funny. Additional Reviews: northjersey.com and North Jersey Newspapers.
With a R-rated Twitter account and jaw-dropping ads, Hand to God proves to be just as hilarious and brilliant offstage as on.
Playbill's new weekly feature examines the box-office trends of the past week.
A dark comedy and a musical revival are among the season's new shows poised to take off at the box office.
Robert Askin’s dark comedy “Hand to God” opened last week with some of the strongest reviews of any show this season, and Steven Boyer is getting major Tony buzz for his du…
Broadway warmly welcomes an Off-Broadway hit
Opening this week on Broadway: An American in Paris It Shoulda Been You Finding Neverland The King and I Check out April openings for details. The Week in New York Theater Reviews Hand to Go…
For an evil sock puppet who eventually bites a teenager's ear off, Tyrone is quite the philosopher. In the prologue in Hand to God, Robert Askin's funny, filthy, violent and sensitive pl…
Episode 5 of "The Joe D Show" podcast features "Hand to God" playwright Robert Askins.
It’s that time of year, when a few shows open on Broadway every week, all vying to the same media attention and end-of-season awards. This week saw the openings of Hand to …
Robert Askins' irreverent comedy Hand to God has become Broadway's latest "little-show-that-could." The production scraped its way from workshop presentations and off-Broadway runs with Ense…
HAND TO GOD CAST & CREATIVE Jason/Tyrone: Steven Boyer Pastor Greg: Marc Kudisch Margery: Geneva Carr Jessica: Sarah Stiles Timmy: Michael Oberholtzer Written by Robert Askins Directo…