Occupation playwright
actor Spouse Sharon Omi Nationality American Plays No-No Boy | Name Ken Narasaki Siblings Karen Narasaki Role Playwright | |
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Born April 4, 1958 (age 65)
Seattle, Washington, United States ( 1958-04-04 ) Movies Eat With Me, Only the Brave, Terminal USA, The Onion Movie, The Wash Similar People Sharon Omi, Lane Nishikawa, Karen Narasaki, David Au, Jon Moritsugu | ||
Jamila alina teddy chen culver sharon omi ken narasaki interview eat with me
Ken Narasaki (born April 4, 1958 in Seattle, Washington) is a Yonsei (fourth-generation Japanese American) playwright and actor. He is the former Literary Manager at East West Players theatre company in Los Angeles. He is the twin brother of civil rights leader Karen Narasaki.
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- Jamila alina teddy chen culver sharon omi ken narasaki interview eat with me
- Ken narasaki sharon omi interview
- Actor
- Playwright
- Plays
- Awards
- References
Ken narasaki sharon omi interview
Actor
Narasaki has appeared in a number of independent features including Jon Moritsugu's Terminal U.S.A. (1993), Chris Chan Lee's Yellow (1998) and Lane Nishikawa's Only the Brave (2006). Narasaki learned to speak German when he was cast in the German television series, Zwei Profis in 2002. He has appeared in over 65 plays in Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York.
Playwright
Narasaki's Ghosts and Baggage was produced at the Los Angeles Theatre Center in 1998. Innocent When You Dream was produced in 2007 at the Electric Lodge in Venice, California and was performed at the Smithsonian Institution in 2008, as part of the "Day of Remembrance" of Executive Order 9066. The Mikado Project, co-written with Doris Baizley, was produced by Lodestone Theatre Ensemble at the Grove Center Theatre in Burbank, California in 2007. No-No Boy, adapted from the novel "No-No Boy" by John Okada, received its world premiere at the Miles Memorial Playhouse in Santa Monica, California in 2010.