Is faith a belief in something greater than yourself — God, for instance — or a kind of wishful thinking, a desperate hope that you will live in the hereafter and one day see those you loved and lost?
That’s the question at the heart of “Sea Wall,” a one-man play written by Simon Stephens for Andrew Scott, who performs it with breathtaking intensity at Off-Broadway’s Studio Seaview through Oct. 30.
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