'The Saviors' Off Broadway Review: Altar Boys Are Much Nicer Than They Used to Be

There's an altar boy, Michael, who's a very good Catholic. And there's another altar boy, Paul, who's a very good Christian. They're best friends, but that divide between what's good for the Church and what's good for mankind splits into an enormous chasm in the aptly titled "The Saviors." Bubba Weiler's new one-act play received its world premiere Monday at the Atlantic Theater Company. Whether God exists, or not, gets more stage time here than in a vintage Ingmar Bergman movie, especially when a homeless man (Stanley Simons) enters the altar boys' modest church to take . . .