EDWIN SANCHEZ
Clean
Hartford Stage Company, CT
Clean
is a play about the search for love—love that is passionate, forgiving,
and pure. A dark comedy, Clean charts the lives of the Delgados, a Puerto
Rican family living in the United States, as each member seeks acceptance, understanding,
and love. Clean offers profound insights into the nature of love and
what it requires—forgiveness and understanding. The search for love forces
each character to confront impossible challenges, impossible feelings, and
to recognize impossible love.
Edwin
Sanchez is the author of six plays which have had workshop productions at the
Mark Taper Forum, South Coast Repertory Theater, Seattle Repertory Theater,
Circle Repertory Theater, and the Yale School of Drama; and productions at Planet
Earth Theatre in Phoenix, the Bailiwick Theatre and Theatre by Design in Chicago,
and the Yale Cabaret. Sanchez graduated from the Yale School of Drama's playwriting
program in May 1994. He has been the recipient of the Eugene O'Neill Scholarship,
and an Artist Fellowship in Playwriting from the New York State Arts Foundation.
He lives in New Haven, Connecticut.
Director: Graciela
Daniele
Set Designer: Christopher Barreca
Lighting Designer: David F. Segal
Costume Designer: Eduardo Sicangco
Sound Designer: David Budries
Featured Performers: A. Benard Cummings, Mateo Gomez, Neil Maffin, Paula
Pizzi,
Joe Quintero, Nelson Vasquez
Running Dates: March 25-April 29, 1995
