TwentyPho Hour PlayFest - Digital Program
PRODUCTION TEAM
Virtual Producer
Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Managers
Music Editor
KEVIN DUONG
LYNDSEY R. HARTER *
SNEM DESELLIER
KIVAN KIRK
JAYA ROBILLARD
SUNNY THAO
JOSEPH VANG
ANNIE WANG *
ERIC CRYSTAL
CREATIVE TEAMS
Broadcasting LIVE on Facebook last night, Artistic Director Lily Tung Crystal drew from jars to randomly group these artists together. Playwrights then received their randomized writing prompts and were sent off to write through the night.
Scripts were handed in at 11am this morning, and the baton was passed along. Directors had just five hours to rehearse their freshly written plays for the Zoom stage.
Fast forward to right now as you settle in for the night and watch six brand new 10-minute plays created for the virtual environment. Ready or not, these plays are presented LIVE. This is as in-the-moment and you-had-to-be-there as theater gets!
Hover over each artists’ headshot to read their short bios.
* Denotes a member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
OH THE CAUCASITY OF IT ALL
MADHURI SHEKAR
Playwright
RICH REMEDIOS
Director
KATIE BRADLEY *
Character
she/her/hers. Emily Kuroda was Mrs. Kim on WB’s Gilmore Girls. Other TV series include CW’s LIFE AFTER FIRST FAILURE, Drop Dead Diva (Margaret Cho's Mom), Rufang in Sony’s SEQUESTERED and UNDER ONE ROOF with Favor Flav. TV Guest appearances include THE GOOD DOCTOR, THE RESIDENT, GREY’S ANATOMY, CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM, MEDIUM, KING OF QUEENS andTHE PRACTICE. Her films include Sony’s PARTY BOAT (Sung Kang’s mom), RED, SENSEI, and TAKE THE 10 as Andy Samberg's Nanny. Stage Credits include productions at New York Theatre Workshp, Pan Asian, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Huntington Theater (Boston), Page 73 (NYC), Theatreworks (Palo Alto), LA Theatreworks, Alliance Theatre (Atlanta), South Coast Rep, East West Players, Kirk Douglas, Mark Taper Forum, New York’s Public, La Jolla Playhouse, Seattle Rep, Singapore Repertory, Berkeley Repertory, The Doolittle, LATC, Zephyr, LA Women’s Shakespeare Company, and the Los Angeles Shakespeare Festival. She is the recipient of five Dramalogue Awards, a Garland Award for outstanding performance, an L.A. Ovation award nomination for Best Lead Actress in a Play, Playwrights Arena Award and the EWP Award for Outstanding Contribution to LA Theater.
EMILY KURODA *
Character
he/him/his. Eric Sharp is a theatre artist based in Minneapolis. He has appeared onstage nationally and internationally at the Guthrie Theater, Ten Thousand Things, The Jungle Theater, Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Atlanta’s Alliance Theatre, and the Toronto and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals. He played Mowgli in The Jungle Book at CTC, and the young Dalai Lama on multiple tours of TigerLion Arts' The Buddha Prince. A member of the Artistic Advisory Committee at Theater Mu, Eric wrote and starred in the world premiere of Middle Brother and was seen in Hot Asian Doctor Husband, Two Mile Hollow, Twelfth Night and many more. He directs and teaches for Mu Explorations, Penumbra Theatre, and COMPAS. www.WorkSharp.org
ERIC SHARP *
Character
he/him/his. Paul Juhn is a Korean American actor and writer based in New York. Theatre credits include: Henry VI (NAATCO), The Great Wave (Berkeley Rep), Hannah and the Dread Gazebo, The Winter’s Tale, Antony and Cleopatra (Oregon Shakespeare Festival), Good Person of Szechwan (Public Theater), Sides: the Fear is Real (Mr. Miyagi’s Theatre Company). Film and T.V. credits include: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Salt, Quantico, 30 Rock, Person of Interest, Works of ART. Founding member of Mr. Miyagi’s Theatre Company and Suffolk Street Films. MFA from UCSD.
PAUL JUHN *
Character
THE PLANTS ARE ALL RIGHT
she/her/hers. Susan Soon He Stanton is a playwright, screenwriter, and TV writer from Aiea, Hawai‘i. Plays include we, the invisibles (Actors Theatre of Louisville Humana Festival), Today Is My Birthday (Page 73), Takarazuka!!! (Clubbed Thumb and East West Players), Solstice Party! (Live Source), Moana Jr. (book) for Disney Theatrical Group, and more. She is a Sundance Theater Lab Resident Playwright and was awarded Leah Ryan FEWW, the Venturous Playwrights Fellowship at the Lark, and is a member of New Dramatists. Commissions include Yale Repertory, American Conservatory Theater/Crowded Fire, South Coast Repertory, and Ensemble Studio Theatre, among others. She has received a Feature Film Development Grant from the Sloan Foundation. Her film Dress won the audience award at the Hawaii International Film Festival. She a writer and producer for HBO’s Succession. BFA: NYU Tisch's Dramatic Writing, MFA from Yale School of Drama. www.susansoonhestanton.com
SUSAN SOON HE STANTON
Playwright
he/him/his. Jeffrey Lo is a Filipino-American playwright and director based in the Bay Area. He is the recipient of the 2014 Leigh Weimers Emerging Artist Award, the 2012 Emerging Artist Laureate by Arts Council Silicon Valley and Theatre Bay Area Director's TITAN Award. Selected directing credits include The Language Archive and The Santaland Diaries at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, Vietgone at Capital Stage, A Doll’s House, Part 2 and Eurydice at Palo Alto Players (TBA Awards finalist for Best Direction), Peter and the Starcatcher and Noises Off at Hillbarn Theatre, The Grapes of Wrath, The Crucible and Yellow Face at Los Altos Stage Company and Uncle Vanya at the Pear Theatre (BATCC award for Best Production). As a playwright, his plays have been produced and workshopped at The BindleStiff Studio, City Lights Theatre Company and Custom Made Theatre Company. His play Writing Fragments Home was a finalist for the Bay Area Playwright's Conference and a semi-finalist for the O'Neill Playwright's Conference. Jeffrey has also worked with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, San Jose Repertory and is a company member of Ferocious Lotus Theatre Company and SF Playground In addition to his work in theatre he works as an educator and advocate for issues of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion and has served as a grant panelist for the Zellerbach Family Foundation, Silicon Valley Creates and Theatre Bay Area. He is the Director Community Partnerships and Casting Director at the Tony Award Winning TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, a graduate of the Multicultural Arts Leadership Institute and a proud alumnus of the UC Irvine Drama Department. For more: www.JeffreyWritesAPlay.com
JEFFERY LO
Director
he/him/his. Kurt Kwan Recent credits include work with PENUMBRA THEATRE ( THE BROTHERS PARANORMAL); GUTHRIE THEATRE (THE GREAT LEAP, OTHELLO); ACTORS THEATRE OF LOUISVILLE (we, the invisibles); OLNEY THEATRE CENTER (TIGER STYLE!); PILLSBURY HOUSE THEATRE (THE CHILDREN); TEN THOUSAND THINGS THEATER (THE CHANGELINGS, ROMEO AND JULIET, A STREECAR NAMED DESIRE); MU PERFORMING ARTS (YOU FOR ME FOR YOU, COWBOY VS SAMURAI, YELLOW FACE; CHING CHONG CHINAMAN; MANGO RUBIO); PARK SQUARE (AUBERGINE,THE LANGUAGE ARCHIVE); YELLOWTREE THEATRE (GRACE). Kurt is the recipient of The 2020 Playwright Center McKnight Theater Artist Fellowship.
KURT KWAN *
Character
she/her/hers. Danielle Troiano is a recent graduate of the UMN/Guthrie BFA program, as well as a singer/songwriter & passionate theatre maker. Past credits include Hot Asian Doctor Husband (Theatre Mu), A Christmas Carol (Guthrie), Three Sister (UMN/Guthrie), Othello & Merchant of Venice (Notre Dame Shakes), In Arabia We'd All Be Kings (UMN/Guthrie).
DANIELLE TROIANO
Character
SISTERHOOD, TOTALLY
she/her/hers. Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay is a Lao American writer. Her work focuses on creating tools and spaces for the amplification of refugee voices through poetry, theater, and experimental cultural production. Her plays have been presented by the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, Theater Mu, and Theater Unbound. She’s a Playwrights’ Center and Theater Mu fellow in playwriting, a Loft Literary Center fellow in poetry (2018) and children's literature (2019), a Twin Cities Media Alliance fellow in public art, and an Aspen Ideas Bush Foundation fellow. She's received grants from the Jerome Foundation, Bush Foundation, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Forecast Public Art, Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, MN State Arts Board, and elsewhere. Her work has been mentioned by the NY Times, Mpls/St. Paul Magazine, Mn Original, Minnesota Public Radio and more. She holds a Master in Liberal Studies degree and co-hosted a podcast on Minnesota Public Radio.
SAYMOUKDA VONGSAY
Playwright
he/him/his. Rick Shiomi is a playwright, director and artistic director who has been a leader in the Asian American theater community for over thirty years. He has written over twenty plays, including the award winning Yellow Fever, Mask Dance and Fire In The New World. He was a co-founder of Theater Mu in 1992 and the Artistic Director there for twenty years, directing many plays including Into The Woods, Yellow Face and The New Mikado (his own version). He has directed at InterAct Theatre in Philadelphia, the Asian American Theater Company in San Francisco and Theatre Esprit Asia in Denver. He has received the McKnight Distinguished Artist Award, the Ivey Award for Lifetime Achievement and the Sally Ordway Irvine award for Vision. He is a co-founder and currently co-artistic director of Full Circle Theater
RICK SHIOMI
Director
she/her/hers. Lipica is an NYC-based actor/singer/voice actor with a passion for new play development. She has originated roles in world premieres at American Conservatory Theater (Testmatch), California Shakespeare Theater (House of Joy), Manhattan Theatre Club (India Pale Ale, Cost of Living u/s), The New Group (Bunty Berman Presents…), and Mixed Blood Theatre Company (Orange, title roles in The Chronicles of Kalki and Shiv), among others. Hear her in the English dubs of Pokémon, A Silent Voice, Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin, and more. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, cooking (and eating), solving crosswords in pen, lighting one-match campfires, and running for inordinate amounts of time outdoors. She’s on the Leadership Team of Kalakars: A South Asian Film Institute and a National Volunteer Partner for Girl Scouts of the USA. Proud member: AEA, SAG-AFTRA. Learn more at www.LipicaShah.com!
LIPICA SHAH *
Character
any and all pronouns. Off-Broadway: INTERSTATE (New York Musical Festival), THE NAKED CROSS (Pride Plays) / Regional: INTERSTATE (world premiere at Mixed Blood Theatre), THE WOLVES (Actors Theatre of Louisville) / Other credits: INTERSTATE (National Alliance for Musical Theatre, Dramatists Guild Foundation Fellows Festival), DANCE NATION (Ithaca New Voices Literary Festival), LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1st site-specific production at Bool's Flower Shop in Ithaca, New York). Sushma won Outstanding Performance in a Leading Role playing Henry in INTERSTATE at New York Musical Festival in 2018. Instagram: @sushmasahahaha
SUSHMA SAHA
Character
he/him/his. Phil Wong is an actor, writer, and musician from Oakland, CA. Credits include work with Cal Shakes, TheatreWorks, SF Shakes, Word for Word, Shotgun Players, Bay Area Children's Theater, Hillbarn Theatre, Quantum Dragon, The EXIT, Palo Alto Players, Lamplighters, Killing My Lobster, Los Altos Stage, and Ray of Light. He is a graduate of Oberlin College, a member of the first Bay Area #BARS Cohort, and received his physical theatre training at the Accademia dell' Arte in Arezzo, Italy. Phil is also a Resident Artist with SF Shakes and co-founder of Bay Area Theatre Cypher, a collective of artists and activists who operate at the intersection of theatre and hip hop. Phil has been active in his theatre community since he was very young and is actively working make his art more conscious, empathetic, relevant, and revolutionary.
PHILIP WONG *
Character
RE-UNION
she/her/hers. Katie Ka Vang is a Hmong American playwright and theatre artist. Her work explores the complexities of culture, identity, dis-ease, survivorship, and the familial. Her plays and works include WTF, Hmong Bollywood, 5:1 Meaning of Freedom; 6:2 Use of Sharpening, Fast FWD Motions, In Quarantine, FINAL ROUND and Spirit Trust. Her work has been developed and presented at Pangea World Theater, Pillsbury House Theatre, Theater Mu, Leviathan Lab, Bushwick Starr (Brooklyn), Brown University, The Royal Court Theatre (London), The Walker Art Center, Out North Art House (Anchorage) and more. She's received support from The Jerome Foundation, Knight Foundation, NPN, MRAC, MSAB, and Coalition of Asian American Leaders. She holds an MFA in Playwriting from Brown University and is a 20/21 Many Voices Playwright Fellow with the Playwright's Center.
KATIE KA VANG
Playwright
she/her/hers. Jennifer Weir has been passionately studying, performing, teaching, and composing Taiko for the past two decades. Ms. Weir is the founding Executive Director of TaikoArts Midwest, Artistic Director of Ensō Daiko (formerly Mu Daiko), and a performing member of ensemble-MA, led by Iris Shiraishi. Ms. Weir is also a theater director and dramaturg with Theater Mu, and a past recipient of grants from Live Music for Dance MN, MN State Arts Board, MN Regional Arts Board, Arts International, American Composers Forum, and a Jerome MN Travel Grant. She recently directed the sold out HERbeat concert at the Ordway and is producing a full length documentary HERbeat film.
JENNIFER WEIR
Director
he/him/his. Will Dao is excited to participate in Mu’s 24-Hour Playfest! Will was born and raised in New York City and is currently based in San Francisco. As an actor, he has performed on stages across the country including collaborations with the Asian American Theatre Company, American Conservatory Theatre, Bay Area Children's Theater, Berkeley Rep/Ground Floor, Central Works, Crowded Fire, Golden Thread, L.A. Theatre Works, Magic Theatre, NYMTF, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, San Francisco Playhouse, Seattle Rep, Shotgun Players, and Theatreworks, among others. He holds a B.A. in Theater and East Asian Studies from Oberlin College. Info: www.willdao.com or Instagram @thewilldao.
WILL DAO *
Character
he/him/his.Jomar Tagatac most recently appeared in Tiny Beautiful Things as Writer #3(San Francisco Playhouse), at A.C.T. as Mr. Botard in Rhinoceros. Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol. Other credits include Playwright and others in Vietgone, Fortinbras in Hamlet, and Fortunado/Mata in Monstress. His recent Bay Area credits include George in The Language Archive (Theatreworks), Actor 1 in King of the Yees and Daniel in You Mean to Do Me Harm (San Francisco Playhouse); Quang in Vietgone (Capital Stage Company); You For Me For You (Crowded Fire Theater); and The War of the Roses , Macbeth, Everybody, As You Like It, and Life Is a Dream (California Shakespeare Theater). Other credits include Rashomon (Ubuntu Theater Project); Caught (Shotgun Players); Jesus in India, Every Five Minutes, The Happy Ones, and Dogeaters (Magic Theatre); and Rights of Passage (New Conservatory Theatre Center). Jomar was the recipient of the Theater Bay Area Outstanding Performance in a Featured Role in 2018. He earned a BA in theater from San Diego State University and an MFA from The American Conservatory Theater.
JOMAR TAGATAC *
Character
he/him/his. Greg made his Broadway debut in Allegiance and was recently seen in Cambodian Rock Band at Victory Gardens, The City Theatre Pittsburgh, Merrimack Repertory Theatre. Other appearances include world premiere productions of The Ballad Of Yachiyo (Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Public Theater-New York), The Summer Moon (A Contemporary Theater, South Coast Repertory Theatre), The Happy Ones (South Coast Rep, L.A. Drama Critics Circle nomination for Best Featured Performance) and Extraordinary Chambers (The Geffen Playhouse, Ovation nomination for Best Featured Actor). Other appearances include Golden Child (Signature Theater), Hold These Truths (Perseverance Theater, New Century Theater), Yellow Face (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company, San Diego Theater Critics Circle nomination for Outstanding Lead Performance in a Play).
GREG WATANABE *
Character
SWEATS
they/she/he.
Kit Yan is a Yellow American New York based artist, born in Enping, China, and raised in the Kingdom of Hawaii. Kit is a Vivace Award winner for big ideas in musical theater, a 2020 Musical Theater Factory Makers Fellow, a 2020 Playwright’s Center fellow, 2020 Company One/Pao Arts Fellow, 2020 Lincoln Center Writer in residence, and former Dramatists Guild Foundation Fellow and MacDowell Fellow. Their works include INTERSTATE, which won "Best Lyrics" at the 2018 New York Musical Theater Festival, QUEER HEARTACHE which won 5 awards at the Chicago and SF Fringe Festivals, and MISS STEP which received a first draft commission from 5th Avenue theater. Kit’s forthcoming commissions include work with Playwrights Horizons Soundstage, OSF, Keen Company, and San Diego Repertory Theater. Their work has been produced by the American Repertory Theater, the Smithsonian, NAMT, Musical Theater Factory, the New York Musical Festival, Mixed Blood, and Diversionary Theater.
KIT YAN
Playwright
she/her/hers. Desdemona Chiang. Regional (selected): "Hold These Truths" (People's Light Theatre Company); "Snow White", “The Journal of Ben Uchida” (Seattle Children’s Theatre); “Vietgone” (Alley Theatre); “White Pearl” (Studio Theatre); “The Great Leap” (Guthrie Theater); “M Butterfly” (South Coast Repertory); “The Winter’s Tale” (Oregon Shakespeare Festival); “Pride and Prejudice” (Pittsburgh Public Theatre); “King of the Yees” (Baltimore Center Stage / ACT Theatre, Seattle); “As You Like It” (California Shakespeare Theater); “Constellations” (Seattle Repertory Theatre); “The Crucible,” “We Are Proud to Present…”, “4,000 Miles,” “Hairspray” (Playmakers Repertory Company); “Smart People” (Long Wharf Theatre); “The Comedy of Errors” (American Shakespeare Center). Awards/Honors (selected): 2019 Princess Grace Award, Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Theatre, SDC Sir John Gielgud Directing Fellowship, Drama League Directing Fellowship. Adjunct Faculty, Cornish College of the Arts. Member of SDC. MFA Directing: University of Washington. www.desdemonachiang.com
DESDEMONA CHIANG
Director
he/him/his or they/them/theirs. Kai Alexander Judd is a trans, hapa theatre artist, newly graduated with a BFA in Musical Theatre from Viterbo University. He most recently originated the role of Dash in the World Premiere of Kit Yan and Melissa Li's Interstate at Mixed Blood Theatre, which sadly closed early due to the coronavirus outbreak. Other credits include: James and the Giant Peach (James), Into the Woods (Baker), The Lost Girl by Ben Bonnema and Arianna Rose (Michael Darling). Born and raised in Northern California, based in NYC, and currently quarantined in Arkansas, Kai aims not only to accurately represent his communities onstage, but also to bring his intersectional experiences and perspective to as many traditionally white/cis characters as possible. Much love!
KAI ALEXANDER JUDD *
Character
he/him/his. Alex Galick is a Twin Cities based stage and screen actor delighted to be back with Theatre Mu. Previous Mu productions include A Little Night Music, The Debutante’s Ball, and Purple Cloud. He’s also worked locally with Stillwater Zephyr Theatre, and regionally as a resident company member of Swine Palace, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival, and the Tony Award Winning Utah Shakespeare Festival. Recently he directed Romeo and Juliet at Rochester Civic Theatre (cancelled opening night due to the current outbreak) A graduate of Louisiana State University’s M.F.A. in Acting program, and Macalester College, you’ll also find him in the upcoming Minnesota Indie features Only Dance Can Save Us, Hair-Trigger, and Christmas Inn Farmstead.
ALEX GALICK *
Character
10 MINUTES IN 2020
she/her/hers. Anna Moench is an award-winning playwright and screenwriter. Her plays have been produced at the Geffen Playhouse, Playwrights Realm, East West Players, InterAct Theater, and many others. She has received fellowships from the New York Foundation of the Arts, the Jerome Foundation, and the Van Lier Foundation. Anna is the recipient of a Gerbode Special Award in the Arts commission for a new play that will be produced at Magic Theater in 2022 and has been commissioned by NAATCO for a new play premiering in 2021. Anna has television projects in development at HBO and UCP. She wrote for SEVERANCE on Apple TV and is currently writing for a new show on Netflix.
ANNA MOENCH
Playwright
they/she. Mei Ann Teo is a queer immigrant theatre&film maker who works internationally at the intersection of artistic/civic/contemplative practice. As a director/dramaturg/devisor, they make work across genres, including experimental participatory work, music theatre, and documentary theatre. Recent work: Dim Sum Warriors the Musical by Colin Goh and Yen Yen Woo, composed by Pulitzer Prize winner Du Yun for national China twenty-five city tour, Jillian Walker’s world premiere SKiNFoLK: An American Show at the Bushwick Starr (NYTimes Critics Pick, NYMag’s matrix “Highbrow and Brilliant”), and Madeline Sayet’s Where We Belong at Shakespeare’s Globe in London. Teo is the Artistic Director of Musical Theatre Factory, a resident company of Playwrights Horizons.
MEI ANN TEO
Director
she/her/hers. Kathryn Fumie is pleased to be a part of the Mu family. She is currently a company member of locally-based Umbrella Collective and GTC Dramatic Dialogues. Previous credits include Full Circle Theatre, Caught, The Empathy Project; Theater Mu, Two Mile Hollow, Princess’ Nightingale; Mixed Blood, Hooded, Gloria; Four Humors, Last Days of Commodus; Umbrella Collective, June, Emma Watson, Ravagers; Park Square, Watson Intelligence, Hamlet, Romeo & Juliet; Girl Friday, Skin Of Our Teeth; Theatre Unbound, Hamlet. Kathryn is a proud graduate of Rutgers University, Mason Gross School of the Arts, BFA Theatre Conservatory.
KATHRYN FUMIE
Character
she/her/hers. Lily Tung Crystal (she/her) is the artistic director of Theater Mu. A native Californian, she is excited to be collaborating with so many artists in the Twin Cities and beyond for Mu’s first 24 Hour PlayFest. Acting credits include: Mrs. Shin/God #2/Niece (Good Person of Szechwan, CalShakes), Prosecutor Li (Chinglish, Portland Center Stage/Syracuse Stage), Mother (Interstate, Mixed Blood Theatre), Rachel Li/Rashida (Tough Titty, Magic Theatre), Amanda (Private Lives, Whirligig Theatre), Lulu (Cabaret, SF Playhouse), Mrs. Park (Jay Kuo’s Homeland, Magic Theatre; New World Stages), Korean #2 (Songs of the Dragons, Crowded Fire; BATCC nomination). Film: Danny Boyle’s Steve Jobs. Lily is also a director who is a 3-time Theatre Bay Area Award finalist. She is a 2016 YBCA 100 honoree, named by Yerba Buena Center for the Arts as a “creative pioneer making the provocations that will shape the future of culture.” lilytungcrystal.com, theatermu.org
LILY TUNG CRYSTAL *
Character
she/her/hers. Amy Hill’s television and film credits number over 170. Many remember her from her memorable turns in “Fifty First Dates”, or Ice Cubes neighbor in “Next Friday “. She’s currently a regular on Magnum PI, starring as “Kumu”. Having started her career in theater working with the famed Asian American Theater Company in San Francisco, she continued with LA’s East West Players. She’s also known in the theatre world as a respected performance artist, having written and performed a number of one-woman shows.
AMY HILL *
Character
she/her/their. Francesca Fernandez McKenzie is an actor, storyteller and educator. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Francesca moved to the Bronx in 2018 by way of New Haven and New Orleans. She has shared her work in NYC (59E59, Daryl Roth Theater, The Lark, Center at West Park) and regionally (CalShakes, Horizon Theater, Southern Rep, Mu Performing Arts). While getting her MFA in Acting at Yale School of Drama, she was a co-Artistic Director of Yale Cabaret in its 50th season, an original member of the Asian and Asian American Coalition (aka Asian Potluck) and Yale School of Drama’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Working Group. Francesca tells stories for her liberation, which is tied to yours. @cheskamckenzie www.francescafm.com
FRANCESCA FERNANDEZ MCKENZIE *
Character
SPONSOR
RBC Wealth Management is the presenting sponsor of Mu’s TwentyPho Hour PlayFest.