Play challenges traditional masculinity through emotional male friendship

"A Case for the Existence of God," a play by Samuel D. Hunter, explores themes of masculinity, emotion, and friendship. It features two men, Ryan and Keith, who navigate personal struggles while forming a supportive bond. Ryan faces a divorce and custody concerns, while Keith, a single gay man, worries about losing his foster child. Their friendship develops as they share their fears and vulnerabilities, challenging traditional masculine norms. The production at Luna Stage in West Orange runs until March 16. It highlights the importance of emotional connection between men, presenting a nuanced view of their experiences.