A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Yankee Dawg You Die’

If you’ve ever studied Asian American theatre history, Philip Kan Gotanda‘s Yankee Dawg You Die is one of the pinnacle scripts written in the ‘80s that made an indelible mark in its all too real and comedic analysis of what an Asian American actor goes through in Hollywood.

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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Macbeth’

I do have a sincere (and most likely minority) belief that Shakespeare plays need to be retired as more often than not, it just does not need to be done. It is however an often safe and boring choice for many PWI theatres and a guarantee to hire mostly white actors dishing out their favorite monologues to varying amounts of success.

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