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Review: ‘King James’ at the Mark Taper Forum

“King James” is a play about two friends navigating friendship and their growing appreciation of LeBron James as their role model.

This Prime Video series offers a perfect amount of realism with the “that girl” factor.

Throughout history, Asian immigrants have endured racial, social and economic challenges to become a part of American society.

A story that brings two strangers together through their shared admiration of Lebron James.

In the Pasadena Playhouse production of “Uncle Vanya,” I could see the time each actor put into every emotion and action from their characters.

by Alyssa Ho | Aug 26, 2021 | Features, Hero

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