Dough Broke Digital Program

Sarah Cho (Playwright) is a playwright and non-artificial intelligence. Her work has been developed/ presented by Ashland New Plays Festival, Great Plains Theatre Commons, IAMA Theatre Company, Jungle Theater, Moving Arts Theatre Company, and The Vagrancy. She received the Iowa Arts Fellowship, the Richard Maibaum Award, and the Kennedy Center’s Paul Stephen Lim Playwriting Award. Most recently, her play stains was nominated for the Venturous Playwright Fellowship and a finalist for the Jane Chambers Award. Sarah holds a BA in Film and Theater from UC Santa Barbara and an MFA from the Iowa Playwrights Workshop. She’s working with the brain she’s got and doing fine.

Rebecca Wear (Director) Select credits include the world premieres of A Hundred Circling Camps (Atlantic Stage 2), Obedient Steel (HERE Arts Center), Hometown Boy (Actor’s Express), Kairos (Know Theatre), and site specific work at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Garden and New York Metro Baptist Church. Additional credits include The World is Not Silent (Northern Stage), It’s True, It’s True, It’s True (Marin Theatre, U.S. Premiere), The Chinese Lady (Artists at Play), and others. She has developed work with Roundabout Theatre Company, Geffen Playhouse, South Coast Repertory, Ojai Playwrights Conference, The Playwrights’ Realm, and others. Awards/Honors: Pfaelzer Award Finalist (NYSAF 2023); National Directing Fellow (SDC, NNPN, O’Neill, Kennedy Center 2019). SDC. rebeccawear.com

Earl Baylon (Dumpling King, Customer) is a LA-born, Long Beach-raised actor and writer/producer, existing at the nexus of hard work and burritos. He can be heard in various projects across the multiverse – Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft, Arcane, Dreamworks Curses!, Batman: Arkham Shadow, Star Wars:Visions, Vinland Saga, and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. He’s appeared on-screen in Lumpia with a Vengeance, St. Denis Medical, The Studio, Countdown, and Marvel’s Wonder Man. Look out for Doug Marcaida’s Lineage #1 the first release of a comic book series Earl co-wrote with long-time collaborator Justin Quizon, under the KidHeroes imprint. @earlybgoode

Hahn Cho (Wilson) is a graduate of Rose Bruford College of Speech & Drama. Recent credits include Grey’s Anatomy, NCIS: Origins, Spider Noir & Shrinking. He recently appeared in Chalk Rep’s Pang Spa – for which he was awarded 2024-25 StageSceneLA – Outstanding Lead Performance In A Drama (Intimate Theater) & 2024 LA Theatre Bites Awards – Best Featured Actor In A Play.

Julia Cho (Amy), born and bred in Los Angeles, is a proud Artists at Play founding member whose work encompasses producing, acting, and casting. Having performed in numerous projects with various LA theatre companies over the years, Julia has also directed and workshopped new plays by Stephanie Kyung Sun Walters as part of LAUNCH PAD at UC Santa Barbara. Other acting credits span films; recurring roles on TV shows like “This Is Us,” “Goliath,” and “Scandal;” and the Emmy-winning web series “The Lizzie Bennet Diaries.” You can also hear Julia’s voice English-dubbing roles in Korean content across major streaming platforms.

Seong Park (Andrew) recently made his North American stage debut as Victor on Reunion at the Lonny Chapman Theatre. Recent film credits include the lead role of Death on the short “The Great Below,” Bryce on “What R U Looking 4,” as well as David on “The Stranger.” Seong trained at the GSA Conservatoire in the UK and has appeared on the West End as Tang on Branded at the Old Vic as part of the Old Vic New Voices program.

Jo Yuan (Madison) is an Asian American (Chinese/Taiwanese/Korean) actor and storyteller whose work spans theatre, voiceover, and television. They have performed with East West Players, IAMA Theatre, Artists at Play, and PlayGround-LA (as a company member). Jo’s solo play was commissioned for the 2025–2026 Curtis Theatre season through the Amplify program. More information available at http://www.jo-yuan.com.

Terence Chin (Stage Directions) is an actor who works part-time at a bakery in Alhambra and at LATC in Downtown LA as a Front of House Associates. He’s been acting in a number of student films at AFI, New York Film Academy, Chapman, and UCLA; and also a few Vertical short films as a Background actor. Terence graduated with a BA in Theatre Arts at Cal State LA and this is his first Theatre job since his years as a Theatre student. He can’t wait to be a part of Artist at Play’s The Neighborhood Project.