...The Chinese Lady and The Lifespan of a Fact; expanded runs for the world premiere of Will Allan’s Campaigns, Inc. (also developed through TimeLine’s Playwrights Collective) and Trouble in Mind;...
...research on what it means to be American as you did with the Chinese? (LK) This is a great question. Not as much, but certainly a considerable amount! And I...
...environment and Detroit’s Black Power movement. The daughter of Chinese immigrants, Boggs grew up in New York City and moved to Detroit in the 1950s, where she wrote for a...
...soon, The Chinese Lady) and celebrating our past with Fiorello! and Back to Our Future. All of these experiences are incredible, yet make us hunger even more for the day...
...It is in very early stages, but picks up Mary’s story as she becomes the first queen of England. Elizabeth is a strong presence in this play, as is Lady...
...meetings over Chinese food at my place. She also took care of my neuroses (a full-time job in itself). She is brilliant at the job because she is a great...
...Lady by Jane Foster — Written by a friend of Paul and Julia Child, it is a fascinating perspective on McCarthy-era politics in the United States and abroad. I also...
...is a defense. Because they’re really broken. Or frigid. Or crazy. Those are not the girls I know. I like a tough lady. So I was pleased to see that...
...produced on Broadway in 1959. It closed after just 16 performances, never approaching the acclaim enjoyed by two other classic plays turned into musicals during that era, My Fair Lady...
The Grand Illusion Show, or the Lady Magician Play Even in this day and age, we don’t have enough stories on stage about ambitious women actively seeking out the life...
