In “Yellow Face” David Henry Hwang (DHH)
Mixes Facts with Fantasy By Joan Kaplan OSF’s production of “Yellow Face” is a hilarious social commentary on racial identity. The play is bookended in two events in Hwang’s life: his leadership of a protest against a white actor being cast to play an Asian man in the Broadway production of “Miss Saigon” and the story of his father, a proudly American banker, being caught up in the ‘90s congressional in…
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