Amelia Parenteau

About the author Amelia Parenteau

Amelia Parenteau is a playwright, journalist, and translator currently working at the French Institute Alliance Française. An alumna of Sarah Lawrence College, she has worked with TCG, Ping Chong & Company, The Lark and The Civilians in New York, and the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Connecticut. Productions: Liminal (2015, New York International Fringe Festival), America is Hard to See, Life Jacket Theatre Company (2016, IRT Theater), (Projection) (2017, Dixon Place). She is a member of the FENCE International Translation Network, and she has been published online in Asymptote Literary Magazine, HowlRound, and Extended Play and in print in American Theatre Magazine.

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