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"One of the funniest plays in memory. I haven't heard an audience laugh th=s much in years." - Neil Steinberg, Chicago Sun-Times

From the producers of August: Osage County comes CHINGLISH, a new comedy ab=ut the misadventures of miscommunication, written by Tony Award(R) winner =avid Henry Hwang (M. Butterfly) and directed by OBIE Award winner Leigh Si=verman (From Up Here,Well).

It's the hilarious story of an American businessman desperate to launch a n=w enterprise in China. There are only three things standing in his way:

He can't speak the language. He can't learn the customs.

And he's falling in love with the one woman he absolutely can't have.

"Chinglish has characters, not cliches - the Chinese aren't worker bees, th= American isn't an arrogant idiot." - Neil Steinberg, Chicago Sun Times

"Splendidly savvy! It's like the 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' of Americ=n theater." - Steven Oxman, Variety

Direct from its sold-out run at Chicago's Goodman Theatre, this smart new c=medy where most everything gets lost in translation now finds its way to B=oadway's Longacre Theatre beginning Oct. 11.

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