EXPATRIATED

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"Expatriated" is a compelling show that dives deep into the lives of individuals navigating the complexities of living abroad. The series does an excellent job of portraying the emotional and cultural challenges expats face, while also highlighting the beauty of discovering new places. The characters are well-developed, and the storyline is engaging, keeping you hooked from episode to episode.... full review

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"Expatriated" is a poignant and thought-provoking play that delves deep into the complexities of migration, identity, and privilege. Set against the contrasting backdrops of Hong Kong and Los Angeles, the narrative centers on two lawyers—one from LA navigating the vibrant city of Hong Kong, and the other from Hong Kong grappling with the harsh realities of starting anew in LA. This single-act play skillfully juxtaposes their experiences, highlighting the stark dichotomies and shared struggles of those who leave home in search of new horizons. ... full review

I learned a whole lot about the immigration experience from two polarized perspectives. It is incredibly important and meaningful for Americans to see more empathetic and realistic portrayals of immigration, now more than ever. I want more... ... full review

“Expatriated” portrays the differences in experiences of two attorneys who accept jobs away from their homes: a white woman who leaves L.A. for Hong Kong, and a Chinese woman who leaves Hong Kong to get a job in L.A. Their stories, presented side by side, highlight concepts of privilege, assumptions about race and culture, and the difficulties of immigration in America and relative ease of being an American ex-pat. Yet the main thing both characters experience is homesickness from living so far away from their places of origin.... full review

I thought the sound design, production, and characters were well developed. ... full review

While EXPATRIATED was informative about race and white privilege, it was often repetitive-- for instance, there were several scenes in which the immigrant had conversations with the HR lady that illustrated the HR lady's casual racism. That point could have been conveyed in just one scene. There also wasn't a cohesive plot. Instead, we got lots of scenes with one actress experiencing racism and the other reaping unearned benefits, due to their respective races. This show has potential, but it doesn't really need to be 55 minutes long.... full review

A poignant overview of both privilege and the emotional toll of exploring new horizons, told through the tale of two similar women from different cultures. Well conceived and acted, it deserves attention as a meaningful work that is also entertaining. ... full review

It was a great story with a simple but very effective production. It is filled with emotion, laughter, and serious commentary on social views. Worth a watch ... full review