Reviews/Press THE INTELLIGENT DESIGN OF JENNY CHOW 
Isolation, robot Have you heard the one about a young, adopted Chinese woman who builds a lifelike robot to find her birth mother? If you attend the new B Street Theatre production of "The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow," which opens this weekend, you will. Click here to continue reading...
Theater Review: "Jenny" a search for humanity. Sweet at heart though it often is, "The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow" makes you squirm a bit. Rolin Jones' Obie Award-winning, Pulitzer Prize-nominated comedy has an intensity as refreshing as it is bracing. Click here to continue reading... 
Who's your mama? Plotwise, Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow shouldn’t work. Young Chinese-adoptee genius with agoraphobia and mom issues builds a flying robot to search out her birth mother. Uh, too peculiar. But thanks to clever dialogue, tight direction, an imaginative set and a talented cast with an impressive breakout performance by Sylvia Kwan as Jenny, this B Street Theatre production is a fun-filled, thought-provoking wild ride of a trip. Click here to continue reading... |