Theatre Communications Group, 2009

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Roles: Total (7), Female (5), Male (1), Unassigned (1)

...Acclaimed playwright and director Young Jean Lee transforms her life-long struggle with Christianity into an exuberant church service. Both celebratory and confrontational, Church will test the expectations of religious and non-religious...">

...Acclaimed playwright and director Young Jean Lee transforms her life-long struggle with Christianity into an exuberant church service. Both celebratory and confrontational, Church will test the expectations of religious and non-religious...

Theatre Communications Group, 2009

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Scenes: 20, Roles: Total (5), Female (2), Male (3), Unassigned (0)

...The Chinese arch-villain Fu Manchu, with the help of his daughter Fah Lo See, attempts to steal the mask and shield of Genghis Khan from the white couple Terrence and Sheila, which will enable Fu Manchu to bring together all the Asian...">

...The Chinese arch-villain Fu Manchu, with the help of his daughter Fah Lo See, attempts to steal the mask and shield of Genghis Khan from the white couple Terrence and Sheila, which will enable Fu Manchu to bring together all the Asian...

Theatre Communications Group, 2010

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...A collision between Shakespeare’s King Lear, Sesame Street, and Young Jean Lee’s own take on the theme of dealing with a father’s mortality, Lee’s LEAR focuses not on the aging Lear and Gloucester, but rather on their adult children who...">

...A collision between Shakespeare’s King Lear, Sesame Street, and Young Jean Lee’s own take on the theme of dealing with a father’s mortality, Lee’s LEAR focuses not on the aging Lear and Gloucester, but rather on their adult children who...

Theatre Communications Group, 2009

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Roles: Total (3), Female (1), Male (2), Unassigned (0)

...Three ordinary, awkward characters in street clothes address audience members directly in an earnest, frequently disastrous attempt to show them how to live a better life...">

...Three ordinary, awkward characters in street clothes address audience members directly in an earnest, frequently disastrous attempt to show them how to live a better life...

Theatre Communications Group, 2009

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Roles: Total (6), Female (5), Male (1), Unassigned (0)

...Have you ever noticed how most Asian Americans are slightly brain- damaged from having grown up with Asian parents? A satirical piece by the scathingly funny, award-winning Young Jean Lee, Songs of the Dragons...">

...Have you ever noticed how most Asian Americans are slightly brain- damaged from having grown up with Asian parents? A satirical piece by the scathingly funny, award-winning Young Jean Lee, Songs of the Dragons...

Theatre Communications Group, 2009

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Acts: 2, Scenes: 20, Roles: Total (4), Female (1), Male (3), Unassigned (0)

...William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lord Byron, and Dorothy Wordsworth get drunk, hang out, and commiserate in England and the Swiss Alps. An irreverent, historically inaccurate look at the English Romantic poets...">

...William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lord Byron, and Dorothy Wordsworth get drunk, hang out, and commiserate in England and the Swiss Alps. An irreverent, historically inaccurate look at the English Romantic poets...

Theatre Communications Group, 2010

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Roles: Total (4), Female (0), Male (4), Unassigned (0)

...The Shipment is a provocative look at African-American identity in today's not-quite post-racial society...">

...The Shipment is a provocative look at African-American identity in today's not-quite post-racial society...

Theatre Communications Group, 2015

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Roles: Total (5), Female (1), Male (4), Unassigned (0)

...Drawing from true stories of people's experiences with tragedy, despair, and loneliness, Young Jean Lee creates a life-affirming show about the one thing we all have in common: we're gonna die...">

...Drawing from true stories of people's experiences with tragedy, despair, and loneliness, Young Jean Lee creates a life-affirming show about the one thing we all have in common: we're gonna die...