Natasha Lyonne Talks About 'Love, Loss And What I Wore'

Actress Natasha Lyonne stopped by to talk about her role in the critically-accalimed off-Broadway play "Love, Loss and What I Wore."

According to Broadway.com, "'Love, Loss and What I Wore' follows fragmented stories about the nostalgic power of women’s clothing. A starry cast of five women enrobed in chic black sit on stools and tell funny, wistful and universal memories about their families and loved ones through the prism of their closets. The throughline is narrated by Gingy, a wise older woman who reminisces about what she wore at milestones in her life—complete with sketches of the styles.

"Like a long heart-to-heart with your best friend over coffee, the conversation meanders from a bittersweet story of a stepmother wearing the same style bathrobe as her husband’s late wife (to the dismay of the children) to a couple’s musings of what they wore on their wedding day to a rant about loathing the need to carry a purse. With odes to black clothing, cowboy boots and outfits that makes mothers cringe, 'Love, Loss and What I Wore' is unabashedly girly—in a good way." Lyonne's castmates include Lucy DeVito, Katie Finneran, Capathia Jenkins, and Mary Louise Wilson.

"Love, Loss and What I Wore" is currently playing at the West Side Theatre at 407 W 43rd Street (between 9th and 10th Avenues). For tickets and show information, visit www.lovelossonstage.com.