When her late mother's secret legacy -- a large sum of "community" money -- is discovered, 17-year-old Masha does the noble thing and steals it. A comic drama about a second-generation Korean American and her surprising journey of reconciliation.
Content Notes: Adult language
Set: Flexible"There is not a false syllable in the eruption of curiosity, rebellion and embarrassment that is Masha's vocabulary. This is one terrifically lovable wild girl."
"The engrossing Masha No Home...provides a portal into feelings about roots and responsibilities in two Asian American families...here is a writer who wants his characters to resonate beyond their particular environment."
"Masha No Home may be a Korean-American story, but Suh has his finger on a universal pulse."
"Suh has created passionate, multifaceted people... The author has also endowed them lavishly with language -- languages, actually. From Annabell's comically accented English that rises to eloquence, to Felix's seduction riffs that ripple with Chinese American cultural icons, the writer wittily explores the uses and effects of words."
| NOV 01, 2003 - DEC 15, 2003
East West Players
Los Angeles, CA United States |
East West Players | Los Angeles, CA United States |
| NOV 01, 2002 - DEC 31, 2002
Ensemble Studio Theatre
New York, NY United States |
Ensemble Studio Theatre | New York, NY United States |
| No upcoming productions. |
| NOV 01, 2003 - DEC 15, 2003
East West Players
Los Angeles, CA United States |
East West Players | Los Angeles, CA United States |
| NOV 01, 2002 - DEC 31, 2002
Ensemble Studio Theatre
New York, NY United States |
Ensemble Studio Theatre | New York, NY United States |
EST/Dasha Epstein Next Step Fellowship
