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American Hwangap
Posted by: Singapore/Fling 06:54 pm EDT 06/01/18
In reply to: NYT: The Great Work Continues: The 25 Best American Plays Since ‘Angels in America’ - MockingbirdGirl 08:10 pm EDT 05/31/18

All lists have their pros and cons, and this list is better than most, especially considering the people who are making it. Some choices are excellent, others head-scratching, and the fact that we don't agree on which play fits into which category suggests that they chose well.

There is one play that I wished had made the list, which is Lloyd Suh's deeply underappreciated "American Hwangap". A Korean-American family play with a hint of "Death of a Salesman", it's a lyrical, emotional, surprisingly complex story of a father who had abandoned his wife and children asking to be let back into their lives.
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