| re: Nottage's "Sweat" on the page. (SPOILER) |
| Last Edit: Delvino 10:59 am EDT 07/01/17 |
| Posted by: Delvino 10:56 am EDT 07/01/17 |
| In reply to: re: Nottage's "Sweat" on the page. - singleticket 10:45 am EDT 07/01/17 |
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SPOILER. We're talking the end here.
"It's nice that you take care of him."
"That's how it ought to be."
Stage direction, abridged: "There's apology in their eyes ... the four men await the next moment in fractured togetherness."
The final moment? Healing comes, just not now. As Hilton Als said, "...'Sweat' has fraternity at its heart..." I don't know what you're parsing here that warrants a demanded response from me. I "make" that Nottage finds humanity in shared outrage, painful experience-based growth, and a commitment to community.
As for the the main point of your post, "...as in, what are they?" What are the political questions? I think my answer above addresses that. How does political process serve that excavated humanity in every beleaguered community, even those devastated by globalization and other externals. |
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