Provocative. Political. Dealmaking.
Warrior Class
By Kenneth Lin
Directed by Wilson Milam
Recommended for mature audiences.

Now through June 2, 2013
Neuhaus Stage
TUE - THU, SUN evenings 7:30 p.m.
FRI and SAT evenings 8 p.m.
SAT and SUN matinees 2:30 p.m.
Run time is approx. 1 hour, 32 min.,
with one intermission
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Groups of 10 or more 
get special prices

Kenneth Lin returns to the Alley with his newest play, Warrior Class, as part of the Alley Theatre’s New Play Initiative, which facilitates the creative collaboration between playwrights, directors, actors, and designers during all stages of a new play’s development. In 2010, the Alley produced Lin’s world premiere of Intelligence-Slave as part of its New Play Initiative. Warrior Class centers on Julius Weishan Lee, a New York assemblyman who's been dubbed "The Republican Obama." Lee is the son of Chinese immigrants and a decorated war veteran with a seemingly limitless political career ahead of him. Then someone from his past threatens to reveal a college transgression, and Lee must decide how far he'll go to keep the incident out of the public eye. Whatever his decision, the consequences may be costly.

"a must-see event ... duel of wits ... gripping tension ... remarkable script"
Houston Press review, May 8, 2013

Warrior Class: A Study of How People Respond to Power and the Lack of It
Houston Press Art Attack Blog, May 7, 2013

Warrior Class Sponsors:
Neuhaus Stage Season Sponsor: Randall H. Jamail
Honorary Producers: Cornelia and Meredith Long
Associate Producers: Anne and Albert Chao, Cathy and Jesse Marion