The play 'Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play' by Keiko Green follows Ami, a high schooler learning that her family crafts monosodium glutamate (MSG), a controversial seasoning. As she grapples with her identity, a new girl from Japan challenges norms, igniting Ami's quest to redeem her family's name. It combines humor with poignant themes of acceptance, love, and the realities of cultural stigmas surrounding MSG. Set against a backdrop of fun and exploration, the narrative invites audiences to reflect on legacy and personal growth in an engaging 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
Keiko Green, the playwright, crafts a whimsical adventure that tackles family legacies and the impact of MSG on personal identity and societal views.
In the play, Ami battles her fears and societal stereotypes as she navigates teenage crushes and the reputation of her family's MSG production.
Greene's play showcases the blend of humor and emotion, reflecting on how personal and familial heritage can shape one's worldview.
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