A wonderful two-hander featuring characters that begin totally at odds before finding things that connect them. I really enjoyed getting to spend time with these two women even when they are at their worst. This is a play about people getting what is owed to them. It's a play about people that have done fucked up things in the past and whether or not they can really change. This play is also about the prejudice faced by Asian Americans. I loved this play and hope that it gets produced all over.

A really insightful look into the experience of East Asian Americans in suburbia. Fast paced and witty. Really fun for dog lovers and man haters

An awesome two-hander that managers to be propulsive, funny, nuanced, and delicate in its exploration of its characters all at once. Keiko has crafted two amazing roles in Jenny and Bernie and uses them to explore, with an intersectional lens looking at gender and race, grief and growth and self-actualization and the ways we cannot disentangle our identities from our relationships with others. Gorgeous the dog is a perfect central extended metaphor to explore the journey of these two women and the lingering presence of a troubling man in their lives. The monologues within this are architectural marvels!