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Clyde with a sandwich

Moe & Jack Rouse and Randolph Wadsworth present

Clyde’s

  • By Lynn Nottage
  • Directed by Timothy Douglas

Oct. 14 – Nov. 5, 2023

MOE AND JACK'S PLACE — THE ROUSE THEATRE

ABOUT THE SHOW

Every sandwich has a story at Clyde’s, a truck-stop operated by a group of people recently released from prison. Under the no-nonsense authority of Clyde — an ex-con herself whose searing remarks can really leave a burn — the small kitchen crew finds redemption and purpose through the art of sandwich-making. These vividly drawn characters share their stories and learn to express themselves creatively as they attempt to reclaim their lives in a world that’s set up for them to fail. Can an artistic twist on a grilled cheese elicit feelings of hope? Can assembling the perfect sandwich awaken a spiritual experience? In this witty and inspiring dramedy from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Lynn Nottage, they absolutely can.

ADVISORY

Clyde’s is suitable for older teenage and adult audiences only. A crew of people recently released from prison find purpose in sandwich making while using very strong adult language and discussing mature topics, including sex, substance abuse and illegal activities.

VIEW PROGRAM

You can view the Digital Program now online.

Digital Program

RUNNING TIME

The show runs approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, with no intermission.

Photo of Maiesha McQueen as Clyde by Tony Arrasmith/Arrasmith & Associates.


ARTISTS


Juan Arturo

Rafael

Michael Chenevert

Montrellous

Shannon Dorsey

Letitia

Austin Kirk

Jason

Maiesha McQueen

Clyde

Timothy Douglas

Director

Se Hyun Oh

Set Designer

Trevor Bowen

Costume Designer

Harold F. Burgess

Lighting Designer

Matthew M. Nielson

Sound Designer

Stephanie Klapper, CSA

Casting Director

Brandon T. Holmes

Stage Manager

Shelby Scaffidi

Assistant Stage Manager

Andrea L. Shell

Assistant Stage Manager

Rachel Pelgen Locke

Assistant Stage Manager


GALLERY



EVENTS


     

ENGAGE


Community. Connection. Redemption.

Lynn Nottage’s Clyde’s intimately, humorously and potently examines the lives of the formerly incarcerated attempting to begin anew.

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