Jiehae Park

About the author Jiehae Park

Jiehae Park is a writer and actor in NYC. Her play HANNAH AND THE DREAD GAZEBO won the Princess Grace Award and Leah Ryan Prize in 2013, and was on the first annual Kilroys List; her work has been developed at the Ojai Playwrights Conference, Bay Area Playwrights Festival, Soho Rep Writer-Director Lab, Berkeley Rep's Ground Floor, 2015 Emerging Writers Group at the Public Theater, and the Ma-Yi Writers Lab (where she is a proud ongoing member). She is a recent Dramatists Guild fellow, MacDowell fellow, Yaddo resident, and the 2014 facilitator for NYTW's Mind the Gap intergenerational playwriting workshop. Upcoming development: Playwrights Horizons, Cherry Lane, NYTW, Local Lab 2015. As a performer: NYTW, La Jolla Playhouse, Collection of Shiny Objects, Studio Theatre, Tiny Little Band @ Prelude, REDCAT. BA (theater), Amherst College; MFA (acting), UCSD.

CLUB DIAMOND – An Interview with Saori Tsukada and Nikki Appino

This January I had the privilege of seeing Saori Tsukada and Nikki Appino’s CLUB DIAMOND at the Public Theater’s Under the Radar festival. The work uses various forms of storytelling (live performance, silent film, musical composition, scrappy street theater) to speak deeply about our collective

On Breadth and Depth: Attention Shifts in TREE OF CODES at the Park Avenue Armory

This energetic, highly polished multidisciplinary event accomplishes its goals…and that feels complicated.

Working Confusion – a Personal Reflection on TALA by Kyoung Park

Following a deeply personal immigration story in Kyoung Park’s TALA at University Settlement.

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