Natasha Rothwell, known for her roles in ‘Insecure’ and ‘The White Lotus’, opens up about her new Hulu show ‘How to Die Alone’, a deeply personal comedy that explores themes of loneliness, friendship, and fear. The show, eight years in the making, is a love letter to the unhealed parts of Rothwell, and she discusses the inspiration behind it, the importance of vulnerability, and her hopes for the impact it will have on viewers.
Natasha Rothwell, known for her roles in ‘Insecure’ and ‘The White Lotus’, brings her own creation, ‘How to Die Alone’, to Hulu. The show follows Mel, a 30-something airport employee who experiences a near-death experience and embarks on a journey of self-discovery, exploring themes of loneliness, friendship, and love. Rothwell delves into her personal journey, sharing how a wake-up call led her to confront her fears and embrace vulnerability. She also discusses her experience as a showrunner and the importance of representing characters often overlooked in mainstream media. ‘How to Die Alone’ promises to be a relatable and heartwarming show that celebrates the complexities of human connection.
