Playwright: Sara Alanis
Sara Alanis is a playwright from Monterrey, Mexico. Her play, A Bathroom Eulogy, was produced in Los Angeles by the Blank Theater for its nationwide Young Playwrights Festival. Additionally, her play, Polaroids from the Apocalypse, was chosen as a finalist for the Meanwhile Park Playwright Prize and was performed at the Green Mountain New Play Festival and the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. Sara is a current student at Stanford University, where she is pursuing a degree in English. Apart from playwriting, Sara enjoys writing screenplays, short stories, and nonfiction essays and has previously worked as an actor, stage manager, producer, and director.
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Director: Nino Oz
Nino is an actor and an award-winning director and producer from London. As a director and producer, he has worked primarily in on-camera work, including music videos, commercials, and short films for Channel 4 etc. He trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London. With this theatrical background, his work as a theatre director combines his training with his experience and strong interest in visual storytelling.
Featuring:
Jisu Yun as Sunny
Jisu Yun is a full time actor who graduated with a BA in acting in Korea. This is her first time in the Seoul Players 10MPF! She is so excited!
This will be her second English play after appearing in ENcore’s 3rd Play Festival. She is currently working a lot as a theatre actor while also modeling and working on films and TVC and is open to anything ❤️
Delly Allen as Catharine
Delly Allen is a British actress currently based in Seoul, working across Korean and international film, television and theatre productions. Her recent work in South Korea includes tvN’s 100일의 거짓말, alongside film and voice work.
Her UK television credits include Pennyworth (Warner Bros/DC), Toast of Tinseltown, Ladhood and Holby City. Her film credits include Misbehaviour, alongside Keira Knightley and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, the US feature Man of War, directed by William Kaufman, and the upcoming British feature The Last Mermaid, in which she plays the female lead opposite a BAFTA-winning actor.
Joe Munday as Priest
Joe Munday is an English teacher from London who shapeshifts into an actor when threatened. This is his fourth time fooling the Seoul Players Ten-Minute Play Festival. He’s glad to be back and can’t wait to be someone a bit different for this production.