Julia Izumi's farcical tragedy about three siblings questions the destructive nature of the American need for identity, while trying to wade through the murky waters of Asian-American-ness.
"Whimsical... [an] absurdist carnival."
Theatremania
"Julia Izumi is first-rate talent whose work is funny, insightful, and masterful. I can’t wait to see what she does next."
DC Metro Theater Arts
"Equal parts chaos and absurdity."
The New York Times
"Izumi’s play is crazy, chaotic, but also cleverly plotted... The script is a mold-breaker, a convention-twitter. The only guarantee is hilarity at regular intervals."
New York Stage Review
"[A] loopy portrait of three adult Asian adoptees.... Absurdism, in other words, served up smartly with perhaps just a dash of didactic curiosity."
New York Stage Review
"A memorable work of juicy, contentious fiction."
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Regretfully, So the Birds Are Script
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Arson. Affairs. Incest. Murder... are only the beginning of problems for the Whistler siblings. Mora’s gotta find her birth mother, Neel’s gotta find himself, and Illy’s gotta keep her piece of the sky... but the birds have other plans. Julia Izumi’s Regretfully, So the Birds Are is a madcap comedy that gleefully flips the human quest for self-discovery on its head. |
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