Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead at OB Playhouse & Theatre Company

This production of DOG SEES GOD is the first play produced by OB Playhouse in the three years they have produced live musicals in OB. Running in alternating rep with the musical YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN, DOG SEES GOD audiences are in for an eye-opening look into the adolescent lives of these classic comic-strip characters. Written by Bert V. Royal and directed by Juztine Tuazon-Martin.

The teenage years have rained down hard on our beloved Peanuts gang. CB is in mourning over the passing of his beloved dog. His best friend is too burnt out to provide any moral support; his little sister has gone from born-again to goth; his girlfriend has been locked up behind padded walls, and his other friends are too preoccupied with partying to care. Things start to look up when he meets a bullied artistic soul who provides the friendship he needs to navigate these tumultuous teen years; but the drug use, suicides, eating disorders, violence, and sexual confusion circling around the group leads him to a beautiful and haunting ending.

"A welcome antidote to the notion that the Peanuts gang provides merely a slice of American cuteness." -NY Times

"Inventive, raunchy, hysterically funny." -NY Post