I really loved this ensemble of layered and complex characters. A play about family the family you are born into and the family you make by being in community with others. This play deserves to be in conversation with the great works of Miller and Williams. Secrets are revealed and wounds are healed in this moving play. Loved how this play builds to the healing ritual of "spa day" and how we get to see these people really care for each other. I hope this plays gets productions all over.

Pang Spa is a wonderfully wry and moving play with a terrific cast of characters, somewhat reminiscent of Lanford Wilson's HOT L BALTIMORE, but much more diverse and a little more pointed. The older characters are absolutely delightful, especially mixed-race Korean/Caucasian Daniel's father Tae, and the main story upon which the play is hung, the mystery of the identity of young Dora (20, mixed-race, quarter Korean), is touching on multiple levels. A lovely play that mixes humor, history, identity, and pathos, painting a lovely portrait of the tenants of an aging building in LA's Koreatown. Recommend.