“Lucky Little Guy”: Unpacking Mixed-Family Privilege and Marginality through Critical Narrative

摘要

This paper examines the role of narrative as an avenue for critically unpacking family history. In this case, the narrative grows out of the preparation and performance of a one-person play, A Conversation with Alana: One Boys Multicultural Rite of Passage. Through continuously rethinking family history during the rehearsal and performance process, the intersection of marginality and privilege within a single life trajectory is analyzed.