CLYDE’S: LYNN NOTTAGE COOKS UP A SHARP KITCHEN-SET COMEDY
Given the choice in any restaurant, I will pretty much never opt for a sandwich. Honestly, sandwiches are hard to eat. They’re messy. Just chop everything up in a colorful crunchy salad, please.
But the way two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage (Ruined, Sweat) writes about sandwiches in her tempting new slice-of-life comedy, Clyde’s—and the way her characters rhapsodize about them—could bring me around.
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