Chloé Hung's darkly funny play about three generations of Chinese women cleaning up each other's messes was worth waiting for
May 03, 2022
Glenn Sumi
Design elements and committed performances elevate this simplistic story about the importance of love and communication
Makambe K. Simamba's rivetting solo show brings dignity and voice to one Black teen's senseless murder
At the Tarragon, Rosa Laborde's new play about enlightenment and forgiveness has its heart in the right place
Rick Roberts's take on the Greek tragedy is clever, urgent and of the moment
THREE WOMEN OF SWATOW by Chloé Hung (Tarragon, 30 Bridgman). Runs to May 20, digital version May 15-25 $15-$50, virtual.
Lisa McKeown
