A Case For the Existence of God, presented by Third Rail Repertory Theater, unfolds in Twin Falls, Idaho, showcasing the contrasting lives of Ryan and Keith. While Ryan struggles with financial instability and a lack of education, Keith navigates the world with ease as a mortgage broker. Despite their differences in race, sexuality, and socioeconomic status, they share a profound sadness, reflecting broader inquiries about existence and purpose. The intimate performance encourages audiences to engage deeply with themes of empathy and solidarity amidst life's complexities, making it a timely and relevant production.
Ryan and Keith's contrasting lives come together in a profound exploration of connection, highlighting shared sadness and the quest for meaning against life's challenges.
The play asks audiences to hold open the big questions of empathy and solidarity, inviting a deeper engagement with human struggles.
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