Emma Goldman-Sherman:
Nan
by Noa Gardner
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As the startlingly theatrical images begin with the beautiful chanting of Hawaiian language and then pidgin, I am alerted to a very special play. The characters are beautifully drawn and their relationship to each other connected as family and culture are relatable and feel like truth in a way that is wonderfully playable, moving and poignant. I hope to see this staged!
As the startlingly theatrical images begin with the beautiful chanting of Hawaiian language and then pidgin, I am alerted to a very special play. The characters are beautifully drawn and their relationship to each other connected as family and culture are relatable and feel like truth in a way that is wonderfully playable, moving and poignant. I hope to see this staged!