A Playwright at Ease in His Own Pigeonhole

NYTimes.com: "CAN a New York playwright be too Jewish? If that sounds like wondering whether a pizzeria is too Italian or a matinee idol is overly handsome, tell that to the 36-year-old writer Daniel Goldfarb, who says that in his decade of writing dramas about assimilation and Jewish identity, well-meaning friends and colleagues have repeatedly suggested that maybe he should consider writing about, you know, something else."