In the tiny, conservative town of Cypress, Texas, the shy, mild-mannered Jason is just trying to be a good son. When he joins his mother Margery's Christian Puppet Ministry at the local church, Jason discovers a burgeoning talent for puppetry, and after his father’s sudden death it seems like things might just turn out okay.
Tyrone the puppet, though, has other plans. As the foul-mouthed, independent, and devilishly funny Tyrone grows in strength, Jason's complex relationships with the school bully, the girl-next-door, and most importantly, his mother, are thrown into upheaval.
A blasphemous black comedy (with puppets!) that explores the startlingly fragile nature of faith, morality, and the ties that bind us, Hand to God will leave you sore with laughter.
After a critically acclaimed season 3 years ago - we're thrilled to be bringing back this outrageous comedy to the Hub to end 2025 with a demonic bang.
'...deserves to be a sell-out every night because it is the funniest thing I’ve seen in years.' Bill Stephens, Australian Arts Review
'This is the most outrageously funny and discerningly honest play that you are likely to see this year.' Peter Wilkins, CCC