The play 'Exotic Deadly' by Keiko Green follows Ami, an Asian American high schooler whose family manufactures MSG, as she grapples with its negative reputation. Set in a whimsical, time-traveling narrative, the story delves into themes of family legacy, teenage crushes, and cultural identity. With the arrival of a cool new girl from Japan, Ami is inspired to redeem her family’s name while navigating the complexities of adolescence and the relationships surrounding her. The play is a humorous reflection on the misconceptions about MSG and the healing power of acceptance.
"Smart and hilarious! This wildly funny, time-hopping play is a universal story about teen angst and the healing power of family, love and acceptance." - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Keiko Green’s new play highlights the humorous and serious sides of family legacies, teenage experiences, and the culture surrounding MSG, showcasing its magical properties.
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