What is hand to god play?

"Hand to God" is a dark comedy play written by Robert Askins. It premiered at the Ensemble Studio Theatre in New York City in 2011 and quickly gained popularity for its unique and irreverent take on traditional coming-of-age themes.

The play centers around Jason, a young boy living in a small religious town in Texas who struggles with his inner demons while dealing with the loss of his father. Jason's life takes a chaotic turn when his sock puppet, Tyrone, takes on a life of its own and begins to wreak havoc on his family and community.

"Hand to God" explores themes of grief, faith, and the complexity of human nature through a blend of humor and darkness. The play's unique combination of puppetry, humor, and dark themes has made it a standout in the world of contemporary theatre.

"Hand to God" received critical acclaim and won several awards, including multiple Tony nominations. It has been performed in theaters around the world and continues to be a favorite among audiences for its sharp wit and thought-provoking storytelling.