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quotSomplaywrights have a gift to amuse Frances
Ya-Chu Cowhig has a darker gift. Anyone with
romantic notions of Chinese culture will be
unsettled by the jagged, unsentimental portrait
of modern urban China.quotChicago Reader) Poetic
and devastating, sensuous and politically acute,
Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig's China Plays explore the
forces of global capital as they explode within
the lives of everyday people in contemporary
China. This volume collects together the three
plays in the series, including Cowhig's
exploration of the human cost of development in
China's socialist market economy (The World of
Extreme Happiness), of justice and revenge amidst
ecological and economic catastrophe (Snow in
Midsummer), and the tale of the trade in blood
that brought the AIDS crisis to rural China (The
King of Hell's Palace). In addition to Cowhig's
plays, the volume includes a host of supplemental
materials including an editorial preface and
three (previously published) brief essays
responding to each play by the editor, Joshua
Chambers-Letson a new introduction by
theatre/performance scholar and dramaturg
Christine Mok that explores the key themes in
Cowhig's body of work a summary discussion
between Cowhig, Chambers-Letson, and Mok, on
Cowhig's process and the political and aesthetic
currents animating her work.The World of Extreme
Happiness quotFealess, zippily-paced,
and satirical . . . Cowhig forces us down the
long hard look pathquot(Independent) Snow
in Midsummer 8220Grpping and
affecting8230graceful and impassioned8221(Time
s) The King of Hell's Palace quotAmedical-scanda
l drama that we can't afford to ignorequot(Telegr
aph)