Theater
October, 1970
As Bruce Jay Friedman sees Him in Steambath, God is a Puerto Rican steam-bath attendant named Morty, a not entirely frivolous notion that leads the playwright into some comic contemplations on the state of mortality. Into Morty's place of business, an astonishing duplication of a steam bath by David Mitchell, come an assortment of recently deceased "neurotics and freaks," waiting their turn to move on (Friedman doesn't say to where) and regaling their master with tales of their demise....
