Native children matter. ‘Crocodile Day’ is a play that seeks to decolonize Neverland, creating a map for Native kids to tell their own stories
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Bad Medicine Reading at Primary Stages
Jiehae Park and Vickie Ramirez are collaborating with Primary Stages to produce a series of readings and panels around Primary Stages’ production of Jiehae’s play peerless that…… Read more “Bad Medicine Reading at Primary Stages”
CROCODILE DAY out now!
I’m incredibly excited to announce that Crocodile Day has officially been published by Playscripts & Broadway Licensing! It is now available to purchase and license for performances.…… Read more “CROCODILE DAY out now!”
Watch the ‘Bad Medicine’ Reading
The staged reading of ‘Bad Medicine’ from Native Voices’ 28th Festival of New Plays is now live! Enjoy! https://youtube.com/watch?v=K6AQU_P32s8&feature=share
A Week at Native Voices!
What a wild ride! When I learned that my play Bad Medicine had been selected for Native Voices’ 28th Festival of New Plays, I was so excited…… Read more “A Week at Native Voices!”
Final Workshop at the Playwrights’ Center
“Go West. Never have two more dangerous words been spoken.” Last week, I closed out my final workshop as a Many Voices Fellow at the Playwrights’ Center.…… Read more “Final Workshop at the Playwrights’ Center”
‘Bad Medicine’ in Native Voices 28th Festival of New Plays
This June, my play ‘Bad Medicine’ (formerly ‘The Pretendians’) will be part of Native Voices at the Autry’s 28th Festival of New Plays! Laura Shamas’ ‘Four Women…… Read more “‘Bad Medicine’ in Native Voices 28th Festival of New Plays”
First Workshop at The Playwrights’ Center
I was incredibly excited to begin the three-day workshop of my two-act play The Pretendians at The Playwrights’ Center. The story follows Aislin, a transracial adoptee of…… Read more “First Workshop at The Playwrights’ Center”
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