event Faith Healer

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.

He hasn't taken the stage as an actor for 20 years, but Guthrie Artistic Director Joe Dowling will hit the boards as well as co-direct a new production of Faith Healer, the 1979 play by Irish playwright Brian Friel. Dowling has interpreted Friel’s work many times before, sometimes with mixed results, but his familiarity with the play should be a boon. Faith Healer uses a Rashomon-like structure of overlapping narratives to tell the story of a holy man (and possible charlatan), his wife, and the village where he does his miracles. The production also features Guthrie stalwarts Raye Birk and Sally Wingert, who could get laughs out of a rock.