The Blasphemy of a Good Bath

Written and performed by acclaimed poet Michael Hatcher, and directed by Jasmine Games and Dre’ Jackson, this evolving piece dives into themes of grief, legacy, family, memory, and transformation.

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Blending poetry, theatre, and ritual performance, The Blasphemy of a Good Bath moves between childhood memory and present-day reflection, exploring how water, ancestry, and love shape survival. Through intimate storytelling, Hatcher asks what it means to let go, to carry memory, and to embrace transformation.