The actor knows life is fleeting, but he wants to hold onto every moment.
Face it, the show that's taking Broadway by storm is yellowface, now a critics pick.
This is the backstage comedy the New York Times calls a pointed critique of identity masquerading as a mockumentary.
It's relevant, insightful and very funny.
Raves deadline what a pleasure to see Daniel Dae Kim tackle a unique role.
Cheers the Washington Post.
And he's exceptionally good.
Don't miss him.
And a sensational cast in yellow face on Broadway through November 24 only.
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Love.
Now and did you fall in love.