Jesus Hopped the A Train Book

An interesting investigation of life in prison, the role of God in the lives of the incarcerated, and (to a lesser extent) the legal system. There were parts of this text where reading it was difficult because it took me some time to adjust to the speech patterns, but at the same time I liked that it was written exactly as it was intended to be pronounced. The play was at its most interesting, in my opinion, during the passage that explains the title of the piece. A good cast could make this quite compelling, but I do have concerns that it would be difficult to sit through without performers capable of locating and capitalizing on its nuances.