Dutch Masters
Greg Keller
Dutch Heart of Man
by Bob Glaudini
Synopsis
Dutch is a kind-hearted construction worker; a gentle giant perplexed and bewildered by New York's hurried pace and uncaring attitudes.
While setting tile one Sunday with a womanizing co-worker, Marty, we grow to share his confusion as he ruminates about his life and bumps into ever-bustling strangers.
The drama escalates to a violent climax as the sweetly simple and immensely muscular Dutch finds himself unable to cope with the inhuman pace around him, all told by Glaudini's gritty realism.
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"A fresh reminder of the difficulties of staying human on the streets of New York."
— The New York Times
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Dutch Heart of Man is a play written by Bob Glaudini and published by Samuel French .
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