It's easy to see why – Jocelyn Bioh 's one-act comedy has a familiar structure, richly detailed characters, and an onslaught of delicious barbs. Its splendid Broadway debut is not content with being a mere victory lap, though, in a freshly glorious production helmed by Whitney White.
It's easy to see why – Jocelyn Bioh 's one-act comedy has a familiar structure, richly detailed characters, and an onslaught of delicious barbs.
Its splendid Broadway debut is not content with being a mere victory lap, though, in a freshly glorious production helmed by Whitney White.
Having staged Bioh's Tony-winning Jaja's African Hair Braiding, the director knows her way around an all-women ensemble, and often counts upon a team of usual suspects to make her shows pop:
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It's easy to see why – Jocelyn Bioh 's one-act comedy has a familiar structure, richly detailed characters, and an onslaught of delicious barbs. Its splendid Broadway debut is not content with being a mere victory lap, though, in a freshly glorious production helmed by Whitney White. Having staged Bioh's Tony-winning Jaja's African Hair Braiding, the director knows her way around an all-women ensemble, and often counts upon a team of usual suspects to make her shows pop:
Plus it has the good sense of an 80-minute runtime.
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