Whoever would have thought a simple sock puppet could be so vicious, so frightening, so obscene, so insidious? In Robert Askins’ Broadway hit “Hand to God,” now in a Berkeley Repertory ...

Yes, he’s a sock puppet ... the audience the night I saw it, Hand to God is successfully disguising its larger concerns under the cloak of dirty puppet talk. (“Well, pardon my French, asshole ...

Worry about the one on your left hand. In Hand to God, one of the most surprising Broadway shows in a long while, Satan appears as a sock puppet. Robert Askins' satire is set in a Christian puppet ...

possibly demonic sock puppet and alter ego, in the year’s least likely morality play, Hand to God, now at Theatre in the Park. In Robert Askins’s irreverent-to-blasphemous 2015 Broadway farce ...

Cox-O’Connell exploits that angelic/demonic contrast to hilarious perfection as the Christian kid possessed by his satanic sock puppet in Coal Mine Theatre’s production of Hand to God.