Recommended by Phanésia Pharel

  • Phanésia Pharel: Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play by Keiko Green
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    Love this play! Saw the Old globe production - it moves and there is never a dull moment. Keiko's voice is necessary!

    Love this play! Saw the Old globe production - it moves and there is never a dull moment. Keiko's voice is necessary!

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  • Phanésia Pharel: CHINESE REPUBLICANS by Alex Lin
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    Saw this play at the Eugene O'neill Center. Masterpiece. We need to see this PRODUCED!!

    Saw this play at the Eugene O'neill Center. Masterpiece. We need to see this PRODUCED!!

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  • Phanésia Pharel: SYLVIA SYLVIA SYLVIA by Beth Hyland
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    I love this play so much. Heard an early reading of it before it won the prestigious Williamstown prize. I remember the constant exciting surprises, beautiful protagonist and a real portrayal of marriage.

    I love this play so much. Heard an early reading of it before it won the prestigious Williamstown prize. I remember the constant exciting surprises, beautiful protagonist and a real portrayal of marriage.

    ”
  • Phanésia Pharel: Fools’ Paradise by Jonathan Winn
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    This play explores the strange dichotomy of holding privilege and the existential angst of our time, prompting us to ask: how much can we really lie?

    This play explores the strange dichotomy of holding privilege and the existential angst of our time, prompting us to ask: how much can we really lie?

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  • Phanésia Pharel: who hurt you? by Katie Đỗ
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    Katie is willing to say the things we should (but don't) say aloud about colorism, racism, sexism and desire. The characters in this play are so full - she straddles and jumps across genre effortlessly. A great read!

    Katie is willing to say the things we should (but don't) say aloud about colorism, racism, sexism and desire. The characters in this play are so full - she straddles and jumps across genre effortlessly. A great read!

    ”
  • Phanésia Pharel: Buried in Blood by Mylan Gray
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    Such a clear protagonist and surprising ending. Love the honesty this playwright takes to take on abuse.

    Such a clear protagonist and surprising ending. Love the honesty this playwright takes to take on abuse.

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