Carolynne Wilcox
(she/they) 2022 - 2023 Playwriting Resident Carolynne is a Seattle-based, Latine actor/playwright whose work has been produced both locally and nationally (in Baltimore, Chicago & Orlando, among others). She holds an MFA in Original Works from Towson University and is dedicated to putting more female-presenting, & other traditionally underrepresented faces & voices up on the stage. |
drew david combs
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Brian Dang
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n8 heneghan
(he/him) n8 is an independent scholar and writer based in Seattle, WA. He received his PhD in East Asian Languages and Cultures from the University of Southern California and has taught at several institutions including Oberlin College and Wesleyan University. His research focuses on literary and cinematic representations of the Korean minority in Japan (Zainichi). As a playwright, much of his work explores the link between political activism and formal experimentation. Carol Lee
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Nelia Miller
(she/her) Nelia Miller is an interdisciplinary performer/creator. Her work integrates the physical, vocal, and technical elements of theatre performance to create layered, rich storytelling experiences. Professional studies and performances include work in Bonn, London, Moscow, California, and Chicago. Select credits include her solo show, Cetology (NY Frigid Fest), she doesn't remember you (Oregon Fringe) and collaborations with Parley (Seattle), CollabArts (Minneapolis), Chicago Danztheatre, (re)discover theatre, and Mozawa. www.neliamiller.com Kate Schwartz
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Rebecca Tourino Collinsworth
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Susan McNally
Susan McNally is a filmmaker and a playwright. For her work in film and television, she received EMMY, CINE and TELLY Awards, as well as a development grant from the National Endowment for the Arts for an independent feature film. As a playwright, she is a founding member of Parley and five of her full-length plays have been performed in Parley workshop productions. Sue’s short plays have appeared at various local festivals, including Forward Flux and the Seattle Play Series.
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Ryan Nole Fields
Ryan is a Seattle native and theatre artist. As an actor he has been on stage at Intiman, Book-it, Balagan, Theatre 9/12 and other various theatres in and around Seattle. He has done film work in various commercials, small independent films and NBC's Grimm. Ryan is proud to be a member of Parley. He admires Parley's commitment to make theatre accessible to all and to tell stories for people who otherwise may not have a voice.
Elijah Merrill
Elijah is a playwright, fantasy novelist, and leader of writing workshops in Seattle. He is fascinated by folklore from around the world, the history of United States immigrants and migrants, firsthand accounts of resistance to tyranny, and theatre that centers marginalized voices. His plays workshopped by Parley include Bipolar Inkwell, Water Over My Head, Crooked Grace, Magpie and Marita, The Orchid and the Skull, and Triceratops Love Song, the last of which was also produced by Somniterum Productions. His play Memory-Eaters and his adaptation of Pride and Prejudice were produced by the Bush School's high school drama department. Elijah has offered over ten writing workshops through the organization Gathering Ground, and has been a production assistant on many Parley shows.
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