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It's Christmas Eve. An older white male and his younger Chinese male lover are waiting for the older white male's half-Chinese daughter to show up . . . What could go wrong? That's the premise for Losing Face, written by award-winning Chinese-Kiwi playwright, theatremaker and performance poet Nathan Joe. Nathan Joe joins us to talk about the production.
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