Asian/Pacific Gays and Friends Theatre Night - Saturday, June 23             A biting new comedy from the Tony Award-winning author of M. Butterfly David Henry Hwang writes himself into this world premiere, blurring truth and fiction to expose previously “untold events” behind his most disastrous Broadway flop. After inadvertently casting a white actor in the Asian lead role, the author finds himself in an embarrassing, ironic and hilarious position.  Family politics, international intrigue and Senate investigators converge in this wild satire about cultural identity – all in pursuit of the ever-elusive truth.  After inadvertently casting a white actor in the Asian lead role, the author finds himself in an embarrassing, ironic and hilarious position that takes the PC out of PC. Los Angeles-born playwright David Henry Hwang received the Tony Award for his Broadway debut, M. Butterfly, co-wrote the book for Elton John and Tim Rice’s musical Aida, and wrote the book for Disney’s Broadway musical Tarzan.  His adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Flower Drum Song premiered at the Mark Taper Forum in 2001. Presented by Center Theatre Group and The Public Theater in association with East West Players.     Saturday, June 23rd at 8 PM - Mark Taper Forum, Downtown   Click here to order your tickets.  Price $55         $20 HOT TIX sponsored by American Express available Apr 19 Hot Tix offers a $20 ticket to the general public and can be purchased in advance either by phone or in person at the CTG central box office. Hot Tix is sponsored by American Express. Hot Tix can be obtained in two ways. Beginning approximately three weeks before the first performance of a production, purchases can be made by phone or in person at CTG's box office. Cash or credit card will be accepted. Secondly, subject to availability, Hot Tix may be purchased on the day of performance at the box office (cash or American Express card only). In both cases tickets are limited to two per household. For further information about Hot Tix, please call (213) 628-2772                     For more information, visit the Center Theatre Group Website