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December 12, 2007
David Henry Hwang's 'Yellow Face' Debuts
David Henry Hwang’s Yellow Face opened this week at New York City’s Public Theater and reviews are in – saying the play is provocative and smart.
The play revolves around Hwang himself and the 1990 protest he led – and then lost interest in – about using white actors in Miss Saigon, and then takes on global relations, anti-Chinese sentiment and more. Sounds great. Anyone out there seen it yet? Any fans/critics of Hwang wanna chime in?
Posted by neela at December 12, 2007 11:33 AM
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Amazing play. Every asian-american must see this play. Like a finely tuned instrument, Hwang describes the intricacies of race politics that is unprecedented and has been a long time coming. Finally.