Central among the accidental meetings in this play is the tenderly tentative connection that develops between Haruki and Grace — an improbable love story that is really the heart of the play. Jacob Yeh’s persuasive performance as Haruki becomes particularly poignant as he expresses both his own growing fondness for Grace and his emotional reserve since he lost his wife ten years ago…

DC Theater Arts

The cast is excellent. Beckman shows her character’s fear, and lamentation, but also a compelling resiliency. Yeh is believable as a man confronting calamity when his culture and profession demand order. Regina shows Kat’s trauma, but also the person she could have been and might, with Grace’s help, still be. Ashur brings humanity to Tommy Z, as well as several other ancillary characters he briefly portrays.

Broadway World

Jacob Yeh as Haruki, the flummoxed architect, brings a solidity that enfolds Grace (yes, there is some sweet origami) and proves to be what she needs to move forward.

A Honey of an Anklet