So what happened in Asian American theater this year? Not nearly as much as I would liked to have seen: The usual obstacles of cutbacks and shrinking bundles (do I hear violins?) stoped some theaters from running abounding seasons, while other theaters were relegated to resurrecting past productions. further there's hope, and certainly glory, on the outside there.
Former A. Magazine parts editor Sung Rno's magical Cleveland Raining, about Ohio, Korean Americans, global flooding, and a VW ark, world- premiered at East West Players in April, got picked
