Playbill: THE DANCE AND THE RAILROAD, 2013, by David Henry Hwang

Description

In this
off-Broadway
two-man show by the acclaimed David Henry Hwang, two Chinese
immigrants
, working on the railroad in the American west, discuss whether or not to join a strike against poor working conditions, One of them is trained in c
lassical Chinese
opera and uses his dancing and singing to
communicate
with his less educated friend,
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