Those girls are hawt.

Laughably bad.

Sounds as good as The Power. Is Nina Liu in it?

Why not post a link to the review by Chris Dalby, published by the China Daily? It's highly accurate:
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Critics are bottom feeders. Write your own play! I liked it and I haven't seen any other play that addresses the issues of Beijing expatriates and Chinese people who know them. Good on you Elyse.

The play is written in broad strokes (like half mile wide broad strokes) but is a good first attempt at this kind of thing and deserves credit for that, although I can understand why many would dismiss it as one-dimensional. It's not going to make much of an impact in anybody's life, but the doesn't claim it will. By the way, that review posted above is pants: "attempts an Orson Welles tour de force"? It does? I missed that.

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"Critics are bottom feeders. Write your own play! I liked it and I haven't seen any other play that addresses the issues of Beijing expatriates and Chinese people who know them. Good on you Elyse. "

So because no one ever did this subject before that makes it good?

Chinese people who know expatriates? Shouldn't a Chinese person write the play then?
YAWN has to be right.

Sounds like the title has nothing to do with anything. Generic too.

Any play I would ever write wouldn't be propaganda enough to get into that theatre. Its all about hating the male laowai it seems.

I hope her next one is: "Maggies! The Musical."

Great, from what the above article say I can see this play is going to be another one of "those". We got one ABC "who has an orgasm at the merest of mention of Stephen Colbert's name", one "naughty nymphette" Chinese-Chinese, one "womanizing laowai", one strict Chinese guy and one headstong American girl. So much sexual tension, and I am willing to bet none of them involve elder brother and the European American girl. I read on the comments that the play wasn't written by a Chinese national? What a surprise. Hey, I may be wrong and the play might actually be good; however the synopsis just leave me with a bad taste in my mouth. Maybe I am missing the deeper meaning here. On a personal note, Colbert is a funny guy. :)

All you haters: you write nasty things and you haven't even seen the play!

Puhlease yo. I know you aint talking about me dawg, I already said da play may be good. I only hit up on the syno yo. The syno mad weak yo. I didnt told you I saw the show. I done saying it man. You need to read man. Now holla back at yo boi. Out. :)

That was +sum+ weak sauce G.T.L.

Attempts an Orson Welles tour de force meant that Elyse Ribbons wrote, directed and starred in her own play, something Welles was famous for.