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As Matilde, Michele Vazquez is a Brazilian maid who hates to clean but loves to tell jokes in the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s production of Sarah Ruhl’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated The Clean House. This offbeat comedy is a humorous and moving new play about laughter we don’t understand, events we can’t control, houses we can’t keep tidy and the power of the perfect joke. |
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Paul DeBoy (right) portrays surgeon Charles and Lynn Milgrim is Ana, the patient with whom he falls in love. The show runs through February 24 in the Playhouse’s Robert S. Marx Theatre. |
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Matilde (portrayed by Michele Vazquez, left) forms a friendship with her employer’s sister Virginia (Susan Greenhill). |
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Priscilla Shanks (left) is Lane and Susan Greenhill (right) her sister Virginia. Both are sent reeling from the surprising relationships that develop when a crisis at home makes a mess of Lane’s seemingly perfect life. |
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From left to right, Michele Vazquez, Lynn Milgrim, Priscilla Shanks and Susan Greenhill explore the less than tidy places in our seemingly organized lives. |
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When live-in maid Matilde (portrayed by Michele Vazquez, right) forms a friendship with her employer’s sister Virginia (Susan Greenhill), the two discover that Lane’s ordered life may not be as perfect as it appears. |
