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Sweat at Capital Repertory Theatre

Dates: 3/8/2024 - 3/31/2024

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Capital Repertory Theatre


251 N Pearl St
Albany, NY 12207

Phone: (518) 346.6204


BY LYNN NOTTAGE

This stunning Pulitzer Prize-winning play exposes the devastating impact of the loss of work in America’s Rust Belt, circa 2000. Based on interviews with residents of Reading, Pennsylvania, Lynn Nottage brings her breathtaking storytelling to characters and situations that have become far too recognizable in the heart of de-industrialized America. At the local hangout for steel workers, resentment explodes when one of the regulars gets a promotion and delivers the news that the factory is cutting jobs and wages by 60%. A strike is imminent. Sides are drawn. As friendship gives way to betrayal, an act of violence changes everything…forever.

SWEAT IS PART OF OUR 23-24 SUBSCRIPTION SEASON.

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Capital Repertory Theatre

251 N Pearl St
Albany, NY 12207

Phone: (518) 346.6204

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