This play made me feel all kinds of feelings as it explored the concept of “elite capture” exemplified in a group of Asian American friends who fight AAPI hate by… gentrifying a neighborhood. Jae Hoon's script challenges the "when one of us rises, we all rise" mentality by asking tough questions - and making you laugh a LOT along the way. "Siri, play my sick jams!"

An absolutely breathtaking play about community and knowing where you came from.

I enjoyed the theatricality of this piece--malleable space/time, inventive use of a changing, abstract unit set, and the two sets of characters in different timelines. The conversations had here are all interesting and demand to be seen onstage--exploring dynamics of the individual and multi-armed struggles of an ethnically diverse group of people society lumps together as "same" based on the fact that they're Asian ...the ways people of historically marginalized identities are asked to either compromise for the sake of comfort OR stand their ground and eschew success. Gorgeous exploration of past and present.