Funny and deeply moving, the play gives voice to the Asian immigrant experience in the 1970s when the landmark Hart-Celler Act granted thousands of professional workers a new path to citizenship. But for Jane and Luna, life in the USA with their workaholic husbands has left them feeling isolated and invisible. One Thanksgiving—over sips of wine and a questionable frozen turkey—they reminisce and dream of spreading their wings together in the land of opportunity: disco dancing, learning to drive an even a visit to Disneyland. With grace and dignity, this powerful play asks: “Would you give up your heart to make a new home?”
