Museum of Chinese in America
New York, NY
US
Willis Wu – The protagonist.
Chinese American man, 30s. Ambitious yet quiet, struggles to see himself beyond the roles imposed on him.
Older Brother – Willis’s brother and his defense lawyer.
Chinese American man, 30s. Eloquent, enjoys banter, and fits the “model minority” stereotype more than Willis.
Judge – Presides over the courtroom.
Any race except Asian, any gender, 40s or older. Easily annoyed, serious, and authoritative.
Public Prosecutor – The prosecuting attorney.
White woman, 30s. Professional, eloquent, and quick to jump to conclusions.
Miles Turner – A detective.
Black man, 30s. Charming, well-built, confident, and slightly authoritative. A strict, no-nonsense Black detective.
Sarah Green – A detective.
White woman, 30s. Charming, professional, outwardly progressive but performative, and confident.
WHAT TO PREPARE
Please prepare a 3-5 minutes monologue from contemporary materials of your choice.
Rehearsals: Tuesdays - Thursdays 6:30 - 9:30pm, April 1 - 17
*Rehearsal schedule is subject to change.
Performances: Friday, April 18 at 7pm & Saturday, April 19 at 3pm
Each actor will be compensated with a stipend of $375, including a free copy of the novel.
Non-Union
Apr 1, 2025 - Apr 19, 2025
$375.00 – $375.00 per gig