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Hi, We're the Artists at Play Interns! (2023) – Artists at Play Podcast

Meet the Artists at Play interns from 2023 in a series of chats with AAP co-founder and co-producing artistic leader Marie-Reine Velez. Marie "sits down" with Billie Chang, Asher Hammer, and Jocelyn Shek to discuss they journeys as young artists and where they see themselves going. Fun fact: Jocelyn and Asher were just about to leave for their freshman years at their respective universities when we recorded with them! Episode credits:Produced by Marie-Reine VelezEdited by Katherine ChouTheme song by Eloise Wong Artists at Play, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit arts organization based in Los Angeles, California. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook, or visit our website to sign up for our newsletter.
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  6. Why (Still) Theatre?
  7. New Play Development: From Idea to Page to Stage
  8. Artists at Play…at Play Favorites
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  10. The Chinese Lady and Remembering the Los Angeles Chinese Massacre

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2020 Radio Play

This special episode of the Artists at Play Podcast is a broadcast of a new play-in-development by Rosie Narasaki, and was one of the ways we continued our investment in playwrights during COVID-19.

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(Un)Rivaled
Written by Rosie Narasaki
Directed by Jully Lee
Edited and mixed by Marvin Yueh
Radio Play Cast: Jessica Jade Andres, Eddie Liu, Jacqueline Misaye, Krista Marie Yu and Julia Cho (stage directions).

A radio play about 11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon two of Japan’s most beloved writers, friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist.