{"title":"Gregory Keng Strasser \/ \u8d39\u94ff\u94ff","role":null,"image":{},"lede":null,"content":"

GREGORY KENG STRASSER\/ \u8d39\u94ff\u94ff<\/span><\/strong> (he\/him\/his) was raised between suburban Michigan and urban Shanghai, so he's equally adept at shoveling driveways and drinking hot tea on a summer day. He learned to love bridging cultures together, but also queering them in language and art. As a creator, Greg has directed and\/or written works for theatre, opera, video games, and film and worked across the world but mostly in the Washington DC area. His credits include: INTERNATIONAL<\/strong>: Thailand: Doi Nang Non<\/em>. Denmark: 4 untitled performances with Odin Teatret & Ikarus Stage Arts. NEW YORK<\/strong>: The Parsnip Ship: American Spies <\/em>by Sam Hamashima; DC AREA<\/strong>: Rorschach Theatre: Sometimes the Rain, Sometimes the Sea<\/em> <\/a>by Julia Izumi, 410[GONE]<\/em><\/a> by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig; Shakespeare Theatre Company Academy: Pericles<\/em><\/a> by Shakespeare<\/em>; Peabody Opera Theatre: Hin und Zuruck<\/em> by Hindemith, Les Mamelles De Tiresias <\/em>by Poulenc <\/a>(with Alison Moritz); 4615 Theatre Company: The Infinite Tales<\/em><\/a> (self-authored). REGIONAL<\/strong>: American Stage: The Chinese Lady<\/em><\/a> by Lloyd Suh; Opera Festival of Chicago: L'inganno Felice<\/em> by Rossini; Shenandoah University: Song of Achilles<\/em><\/a> by Madeline Miller (self-adapted); Brighton Center for the Performing Arts: The Odyssey<\/em><\/a> translated by Emily Wilson (self-adapted);<\/em> Flying V: Paperless Pulp vol. 2<\/em>; OTHER: 4615 Theatre Company: Dark City<\/em><\/a> a four-episode video game. As an Assistant\/Associate, Greg has worked with directors Ken-Matt Martin, Chongren Fan, Jennifer Chang, Ella Marchment, Carey Perloff, Molly Smith, Seema Sueko, and Derek Goldman. He has been commissioned by Arena Stage (contributing writing to films The 51st State<\/em> and May 22, 2020<\/em>), 4615 Theatre Company, Brighton Center for the Performing Arts, Shenandoah University, Adventure Theatre-MTC and others. His honors include the Allen Lee Hughes Directing Fellow at Arena Stage and being the recipient of the DCCAH Arts & Humanities Fellowship from 2020 to present. He is an alumnus of the University of Michigan. Connect at: gregorykengstrasser.com<\/a> \/\/ @lil.scallion.pancake on IG<\/p>","website":"","alt":null}