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Café Daughter
One woman play about a Chinese Cree Woman growing up in Saskatchewan in the 1950's and 60's who overcomes prejudice to realize her goal of becoming a doctor.
Soft Power
A Chinese corporation determined to make Shanghai the new Broadway hires an American playwright to write a smash hit musical based on a smash hit Chinese film to premiere at a dazzling new theatre. Referred to by its authors as a "play with a musical" Soft Power exoticizes America by looking at it from a hypothetical future Chinese musical.
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2019, The Public Theatre, New York City
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Finalist 2020 Pulitzer Prize Drama
Finalist 2020 Pulitzer Prize Drama
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