Problem Plays: Timon of Athens with Jeff Miller and Elizabeth Ung

What the heck is a Timon of Athens? Join friends of the podcast, Jeff Miller (He/They) and Elizabeth Ung (She/They) as they crack open this lesser known problem play and explain why we should produce it more!Elizabeth “Liz” Ung (she/they) is a mixed-race queer Chinese American actor and theatre artist, born in the cultural hubs of what was once the Cienega, now southern California; originally from the Piscataway Conoy & Susquehannock lands, colonially known as Baltimore/Washington, D.C.; and currently residing in Honolulu, O’ahu, Hawai’i. One of her Shakespearean dreams is to direct and perform in Timon of Athens through the lens of a woman of color. When they are not having an existential crisis over Asian diasporic identity in art, Liz can be found living vicariously through their friend’s pets, playing nostalgically curated RPG video games, and sleeping.Follow Liz on Social Media:IG: elizung FB: Elizabeth Ung TikTok: @liz_u_dynastySee Romeo and Juliet at the Strand: https://www.strand-theater.org/our-season.htmlJeff Miller (he/they) is a theatre artist, teacher, administrator, table top gamer, cat dad, and professional wresting trainee in the Baltimore area. Favorite Shakespeare plays of theirs include Julius Caesar, the War of the Roses Cycle, all the comedies, and several of the "bad plays. Follow Jeff on Social Media: IG: @grandeloveyourselfFB: Jeff MillerSee Henry VIII at Baltimore Shakespeare Factory: https://www.baltimoreshakespearefactory.org/henry-viiiArt by Lizzy Colandene Music by Constantino Fernandez Sound by Jonathan MiotPodcast by Micaela Mannix