Yellow Face by David Henry Hwang is a sharp, witty, and startlingly personal comedy that peels back the layers of race, identity, and representation in America. Blurring fact and fiction, the play follows a playwright caught in his own public reckoning, revealing how good intentions can collide with uncomfortable truths. Fast-paced and bitingly funny, Yellow Face invites audiences to laugh, squirm, and reflect on who gets seen, who gets cast, and who gets to tell the story

By
David Henry Hwang

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Directed by
Sandy Lam

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