It’s one of the guiding principles of the Pennsylvania Amish community depicted in Chelsea Marcantel’s Pulitzer-nominated Everything Is Wonderful, staged in a stirring if stilted production at Keegan Theatre. Dutiful Abram also reveals a streak of entitlement that Clark makes appropriately off-putting, while also really compelling, especially opposite Packer’s proud Miri. By contrast, a warmly credible McGovern portrays family leader Jacob as the soul of serenity. A devoted man of God, Jacob counsels Miri on the value of submission and surrender as a path to healing. Everything Is Wonderful (★★☆☆☆) runs through Oct. 5, at The Keegan Theatre, 1742 Church St. NW.