March 3 - March 19, 2023
Charlotte’s once-immaculate world is forever tainted by a heinous act. Now, this mother of nineteen years, wife of three decades, and lifelong, respectable community member is struggling to make sense of it all—and confront her own culpability. The intimate and timely new drama tackles grief, love and responsibility to ourselves, our families and our community.
"A beautifully observed, richly compassionate new drama." —The New York Times
"Fillinger is a brave, commanding new presence—a young American dramatist worth keeping an eye on in the future, and deserving of praise already." —Observer
SELINA FILLINGER (Playwright) is an LA-based playwright and actor. Something Clean, originally commissioned by Sideshow Theatre’s Freshness Initiative, is the 2019 recipient of the Laurents/Hatcher Foundation Award. Her farce POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive appeared on the 2019 Kilroys List and was produced on Broadway in 2022. Other plays include Faceless and The Armor Plays: Cinched/Strapped Plays (2019 recipient of Williamstown Theatre Festival’s L. Arnold Weissberger New Play Award). Current commissions include Roundabout Theatre Company, South Coast Repertory, Manhattan Theatre Club and Williamstown. Selina was a Hawthornden Fellow and resident at the Sallie B. Goodman Artist’s Retreat at McCarter Theatre Center.
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Synopsis
Charlotte’s once-immaculate world is forever tainted by a heinous act. Now, this mother of nineteen years, wife of three decades, and lifelong, respectable community member is struggling to make sense of it all—and confront her own culpability. The intimate and timely new drama tackles grief, love and responsibility to ourselves, our families and our community.
"A beautifully observed, richly compassionate new drama." —The New York Times
"Fillinger is a brave, commanding new presence—a young American dramatist worth keeping an eye on in the future, and deserving of praise already." —Observer
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