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A Chewy, Challenging Work That Draws Its Comedy From Racial Misunderstandings And From Shrewd Dissection Of Ways In Which We Are All, At Times, Blind.Daniel DAddario, Varietypart Biography, Part Comic Fantasy, Yellow Face Is David Henry HwangS Sendup Of AntiAsian Stereotypes And The Traps He Falls Into Searching For Acceptance In A NotSoColorblind World. The Play Starts In The 1990S As The Fictional Dhh Is Casting Miss Saigon And Unwittingly Casts A White Actor In The Role Of The Engineer. This Happens Alongside The RealLife Investigation Of HwangS Father, The First Asian American To Own A Federally Chartered Bank, And The Espionage Charges Against Physicist Wen Ho Lee. Adroitly Combining A Light Touch With Weighty Political And Emotional Issues, Hwang Creates A A DocuStyle Comedy Recounting [A] Controversy From His Point Of View (Washington Post).The Broadway Version Of HwangS Incisive Play Is Leaner And More Adept At Balancing The Comedy And Seriousness Of The Stories Portrayed. The Play Also Blurs The Notions Of Racial Authenticity Or RacialSubversive Casting, With Each Actor Playing Various Spectrums Of Characters Not Aligned With Their Race (New York Theatre Guide). Having Originally Debuted OffBroadway Nearly Two Decades Ago, The Core Takeaway Is This: Yellow Face Remains As Poignant As Ever.
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This Broadway edition is cool and all, but I feel like it’s a bit overpriced for what it is. The colors are bright and it looks great, but I was expecting more detail for the cost. Still a decent addition to my collection!
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Anna Kwan
Not What I Expected
I thought this would be a lot bigger, but it’s actually pretty small. The design is cute and the colors pop, but I'm kinda left wanting more size-wise. Still, it’s nice for display on my shelf!
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Marcus Lee
Colorful and Fun!
I got this Broadway edition just in time for the holidays, and it brightens up my room. The yellow face is so vibrant, and it’s a fun conversation starter. Would be perfect for any fan of theater!
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Lena Chang
Unique Design, Great for Collectors
I bought the Yellow Face Broadway Edition as a gift for my theater-obsessed friend, and she loves it! The design is so unique and vibrant, definitely stands out on any shelf. It’s become a centerpiece in her collection!
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Sofia Martinez
Looks Awesome But Arrived Damaged
I was excited to get my Yellow Face edition, but unfortunately, it arrived with a chip on the side. I love the design—it’s perfect for any Broadway fan—but I have to deal with a return now. Pretty disappointing!
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