Asher de Forest:
17 Apr. 2024
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I heard someone say that Mathilde Dratwa writes about the things we aren't supposed to talk about. In Dirty Laundry, two of those topics, grief and infidelity, are jumping off points for so much more. Dratwa frankly depicts the pain and ugliness--physical and emotional--that accompany the dying, the dead, and those they leave to mourn them. Yet, even as it refuses to shy away from the painful, ugly facts of life and death, the play is an act of grace and a thing of beauty. ”