STAGE

One-act play "F.A.P" (First Asian President) (from an idea by Mako)", "The Art of Humiliating Survival", and other comedy skits for "Made In America", East West Player's CBS sponsored summer festival, September, 1979.

"What the Enemy Looks Like", EWP mainstage, 1980, received Rockefeller Playwright-in-Residence Grant.

"Battle of the Network Newscasters", "Ferdie and Imelda", "The Rappin' 80's" and other comedy set-pieces for Cold Tofu, Asian American comedy/improv group, 1982-1987.

"Visitors from Nagasaki", EWP mainstage, 1984.

"Wok with Wu", comedy skit for Patty Toy, Olio Theater, 1988.

"Interracial Relations", Seattle Group Theater's Multicultural Playwrights Festival, Seattle, 1990.

"Doughball", EWP mainstage, 1991. (Excerpts included in Prof. Dorinne Kondo's "About Face: Performing Race in Fashion and Theater" (Routledge 1997) and taught in her Asian American studies class at USC; also taught in Dom and Saachiko Magwili's acting class at UCLA.)

"21st Century Manzanar", novel published by Really Great Books in 2002, taught in classes at UC Berkeley by Profs. Harvey Dong, Jere Takahashi and Anna Leung.

"Motty-chon", EWP mainstage 2006, production cancelled midway through rehearsal period, April 2006.