“An American Daughter” revival of a flawed play by feminist Wendy Wasserstein

This play by prominent feminist playwright, the late Wendy Wasserstein, was presented on Broadway in 1997. It got mixed reviews then. It’s been rewritten. But looking at the old reviews, it appears flawed from the start. It is a soap opera, but even some melodramas may be convincing. This one is not. Its characters are caricatures and its plot is full of holes.