"I've been carrying this guilty conscience with me.
This was too much for the conscience; with one last leap it was free.
At another: "He is a person with a social conscience, with amazing moral values".
Imagine if all these see-no-evil people were stricken with a conscience, with a whistle to blow on themselves?
But this is a show that combines a social conscience with wittily inventive direction and choreography from Susan Stroman.
Thankfully not, as a number of titles have balanced a social conscience with a generally upbeat outlook.
But, as a society, we need urgently to re-examine our collective conscience with regard to housing and homelessness.
I do wonder how much longer he can square his conscience with the life he is having to lead.
He gives a performance of focused intelligence and integrity, embodying the animal who becomes the play's questioning conscience with a savage bite that never loosens its grip.
He is a man of tender conscience with some legitimate concerns about the legal mess that is the war on terror.
"We Have a Pope" is the story of a specific crisis of conscience with larger reverberations, if not necessarily those you might expect from Mr. Moretti.
