"Brooklyn Laundry" Stars Cecily Strong and David Zayas and Playwright John Patrick Shanley

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Mar 1, 2024

"Brooklyn Laundry" is a new off-Broadway play written and directed by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley. The story is set in a Brooklyn laundromat and follows the owner Owen (David Zayas), and his conversations with three sisters, one played by Cecily Strong, who frequent the joint. We learn more about the ups and downs of their lives throughout the play. Shanley, Zayas, and Strong join to discuss "Brooklyn Laundry," which is at New York City Center Stage through April 14.

 

 

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