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Kyotopolis
Who was that woman we saw riding the Crazy Horse space shuttle last night, riding it right into orbit – and the obituaries? An Indian Princess? A New Age Shamaness? Or just little Babe Fisher? Even her family isn’t sure anymore.

16 ten-minute plays by sixteen playwrights meditating on 120 years of relationships between non-Asian Americans and the Asian American community, set in a public square of an American city’s Chinatown. - mix of styles from realistic to stylized tone poems
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Mark Taper Forum, LA
2011
Theatre Communications Group
9781559363631
included in Version 3.0, Contemporary Asian American Plays. NOTE FROM READER: This play was written in collaboration with 15 other writers
included in Version 3.0, Contemporary Asian American Plays. NOTE FROM READER: This play was written in collaboration with 15 other writers

Stylized
Who was that woman we saw riding the Crazy Horse space shuttle last night, riding it right into orbit – and the obituaries? An Indian Princess? A New Age Shamaness? Or just little Babe Fisher? Even her family isn’t sure anymore.

Stylized
The ghosts of six more or less urban Indians haunt the city at night, retelling themselves the stories of the central moments of their lives. These retellings allow them to make some sense of their lives, loves and to return to their families and community, to rest in peace.