Theater Review: ‘Wild Goose Dreams’

Theater Review: ‘Wild Goose Dreams’
Nanhee (Michelle Krusiec), a defector from North Korea, and South Korean Minsung (Peter Kim), a lonely “goose father” whose family has moved to America, meet via the internet. Joan Marcus
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NEW YORK—Both surreal and sometimes cartoon-like, Hansol Jung’s new play, co-produced by New York’s Public Theater and La Jolla Playhouse, deals with the romantic misadventures of a married South Korean man and a woman who had defected from North Korea.

The internet plays a large part in the play and almost seems like another character, bringing the play’s events unmistakably into this century.

Diana Barth
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Diana Barth writes for various theatrical publications and for New Millennium. She may be contacted at [email protected]
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