
This Pulitzer Prize-winning drama explores issues of class, race, immigration, and economic decline during eight years that changed middle America.
This Pulitzer Prize-winning drama explores issues of class, race, immigration, and economic decline during eight years that changed middle America.
Written by Lynn Nottage. Directed by Robyn Rikoon.
Shifting between 2000 and 2008, workers at Olstead form long-lasting bonds over drinks, secrets, and laughs after grueling workdays on the factory floor. Until relationships are put to the test when the Rust Belt factory leaves the union and inevitable layoffs and promotions take place. Using wit and grit as only Nottage can, SWEAT was written after conducting two years of interviews with residents of Reading, Pennsylvania.
RUNTIME: 2 Hours and 30 Minutes
INTERMISSION: One
Thursdays, 7:30 pm
Fridays, 7:30 pm
Saturday, 2 pm (no matinee May 13)
No Saturday matinee on May 13
No Sunday matinees
May 11 & 12: Pay-What-You-Will Performances
May 13: Opening Night Performance
May 18: Industry Night
Adult Language
Depiction of Violence (Choreographed)
Suitable for ages 16+
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