Keiko Green's play 'Exotic Deadly' follows Ami, an Asian American high schooler, as she navigates her family's controversial role in MSG production. The story blends whimsical elements of time-travel with teenage experiences, tackling issues of identity, romantic crushes, and family dynamics. While facing societal prejudices against MSG, Ami seeks to redeem her family’s name. The play promises humor and heartfelt moments, focusing on the acceptance and understanding within diverse cultural narratives. It highlights the connections between food, heritage, and personal growth in a comedic yet poignant manner.
"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
In her adventurous narrative, Ami grapples with her family's MSG legacy, adding a whimsical twist of time-travel and teenage romance to the quest for redemption.
Ami vows to redeem her family name and save the world from MSG, exploring themes of identity and societal misunderstandings surrounding Asian cultural ingredients.
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