First, let’s give a hand to the performer in Keegan Theatre’s Hand to God who spends most of Robert Askins’ raucous comedy with his fist inserted firmly up another performer in the cast. It’s not ...

If somebody had told me they had just seen a play with sock puppet sex, angsty teenage boys and violent ear-biting, my natural assumption would be to assume they were returning from some sort of edgy ...

Don’t let the fuzzy physique and googly gaze fool you: Tyrone is not your toddler’s puppet. The manually operated co-star of “Hand to God” is an irate, curse-spewing puppet of Satan. He starts raising ...

Actor Jordan Ross Siebert and his foul-mouthed puppet Tyrone. “Hand to God” appears at the Cabaret Space at the Tempe of Music and Art starting Friday, Sept. 9. Credit: (Steve VanMeter/Submitted) ...

The Kitchen Theatre’s production of Hand to God would seem to be a very pure, if a little preachy, production if one were to just look at the set. Stuffed animals and toys are placed in bins next to a ...