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Artists
Marlena mchenry in bipolar inkwell
by hannah merrill
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Asha Dore
(she/her) 2022 Playwriting Resident Asha is a writer and artist who has spent most of her adult life making her way from Florida to Seattle. Her essays and poems have been published in The Rumpus, Brain,Child Magazine, Parents, River Teeth, Hobart, and elsewhere. Her art has been featured locally at the Belltown Art Walk and various obscure coffee houses and restaurants in the PNW. She received a MFA in Writing in 2016 and teaches writing workshops twice annually. You can find her work at ashadore.net. Asha is thrilled to participate and learn with the amazing artists at Parley! Carolynne Wilcox
(she/they) 2022 Playwriting Resident Carolynne is a Seattle-based actor/playwright whose short plays, including Mean Spirited, Fate Demands It, Pandora and The Box and Queen of the Dead, have been produced both locally and nationally (in Baltimore, Chicago & Orlando, among others). Full-length works include The Pickle, (produced for Mae West Fest 2004), Stings Like Acid (produced at TPS Theatre 4) and A Series of Small Cataclysms, (co-written with Jen Smith Anderson, produced at TPS Theatre 4), as well as the ensemble-generated feed\back, created for MAP Theatre’s Night Off in 2017 and We Should Be Women (Pocket Theatre, 2018). She holds an MFA in Original Works from Towson University. Liz Baker
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Greg Brisendine
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Brian Dang
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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.
Dustin Hageland
(he/him) Dustin Hageland is a playwright and educator from the Pacific Northwest. He received his BFA in Creative Writing from Western Washington University in 2018 and his MFA in Playwriting from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 2021. His play Small Box with a Revolver has been performed as part of the 2021 Big Muddy New Play Festival, the 2021 St. Lou Fringe Festival and the 2022 SETC Fringe Festival, and he has technically produced numerous virtual works since the summer of 2020, including numerous evenings of short plays, the 2020 Big Muddy New Play Festival Online, Rainy Day Artistic Collectives Halfway Histories One Act Festival.
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Hannah Merrill
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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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Rebecca Tourino Collinsworth
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