Nico Pang (they/he) is a writer and director crafting stories for liberated futures. Born into a Cantonese immigrant family, Nico explores diaspora, ancestral memory, queer and trans love, and the ways we make and unmake family. Their work has been featured across the country at East West Players, American Repertory Theater, LA Get Down Festival, and other venues.
From plays to spoken word poetry, Nico tells stories across time and borders— in queer bedrooms, family restaurants, and dreamscapes. Plays include Moonbow (Hantext Festival at East West Players), My Body Is a Season (commissioned and produced by SpeakEasy Stage), and Troublemakers (Asian American Playwright Collective PlayFest at Starlight Square). Nico is a former winner of entertwine’s AAPI 24-Hour Playwriting Contest and an...
Nico Pang (they/he) is a writer and director crafting stories for liberated futures. Born into a Cantonese immigrant family, Nico explores diaspora, ancestral memory, queer and trans love, and the ways we make and unmake family. Their work has been featured across the country at East West Players, American Repertory Theater, LA Get Down Festival, and other venues.
From plays to spoken word poetry, Nico tells stories across time and borders— in queer bedrooms, family restaurants, and dreamscapes. Plays include Moonbow (Hantext Festival at East West Players), My Body Is a Season (commissioned and produced by SpeakEasy Stage), and Troublemakers (Asian American Playwright Collective PlayFest at Starlight Square). Nico is a former winner of entertwine’s AAPI 24-Hour Playwriting Contest and an alum of the Hantext Writing Residency with Pothos Arts & Theatre House/REACH LA, and Company One Theatre’s PlayLab Unit Fellow.
A facilitator and educator, Nico has coached slam teams, developed queer youth programs, and led trainings in the reproductive justice and trans liberation movement.