About Me
About Me
an ORANGE COUNTY native, a USC theatre school graduate, an advocate for ASIANS in the arts, a FILM buff, a THEATRE nerd & a PIZZA connoisseur
Jacqueline Misaye made her equity stage debut as an enthusiastic bride in the West Coast Premier of Leah Nanako Winkler's Kentucky at East West Players. Last Fall, she worked on the critically acclaimed Bird’s of North America at the Odyssey Theatre. Currently, she is in rehearsals for a workshop reading of a new play with Inkwell Theatre and she is excited to step in to Rosalind’s doublet and hose in Independent Shakespeare’s production of As You Like It this summer.
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Current Projects
Current Projects
As You Like It
an Independent Shakespeare Company Production as a part of
the 2024 Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival
July 10th - September 1st
For More Information:
http://www.iscla.org/festival-2024
Directed By David Melville & Melissa Chalsma
Juggernaut
a Inkwell Theatre workshop reading of Ciara Ni Chuirc’s Play
May 7th, 8th & 9th @ 8pm
For More Information:
www.inkwelltheater.com
Jay "Juggernaut" Hayes thinks that she has been called by God to be an MMA fighter. She is single-minded and focused on what she sees as her purpose: she is going to fight ex-champion fighter Maria Rodriguez. Maria is reluctant to return to the octagon after a year off but her manager Lena convinces her otherwise. As the fight looms, Jay becomes more and more resolved while Maria starts to feel doubtful - does she really want to fight the so-called "Daughter of God"?
Directed By Allison Bibicoff
Mercury
a Road Theatre production of Steve Yockey’s Play
February 1st at 8pm
For More Information:
https://roadtheatre.org/event/mercury/
Three stories cross outside of Portland, OR in a pitch black comedy. No one’s happy, people stop being nice, and blood spills. This mash up of myth, missing empathy, and “good neighbors” explores what happens when the mercury rises.
Directed By Ann Hearn Tobolowsky
Birds of North America
an Odyssey Theatre production of Anna Moench’s Play
Sep 22, 2023 – Nov 19, 2023
Every Saturday at 8p & Sunday at 2p
For More Information:
https://odysseytheatre.com/whats-on/birds-of-north-america/
A lyrical, funny and achingly tender play about a father and daughter, over the course of a decade, struggling to understand the parts of one another that defy understanding.
Directed By Peter Richards
A Christmas Carol
Your favorite holiday tradition (and ours) returns to the ISC Studio stage with a limited run of 12 performances! Plus, the dynamic duo of Oberon and Puck are reuniting! That's right: David Melville will be joined by Jaqueline Misaye. Carry a bit of summer magic into the holiday season and buy your tickets today: iscla.org
Directed By Melissa Chalsma
Tune In
a Road Theatre Reading of Carlos Lacámar’s New Play
It’s 1963. John F. Kennedy is President. People have faith in progress, science and mediocre daytime television, and every college classroom is a sea of white men in suits. Within this exclusive world of higher education, a young psychology professor,
Samantha Albert, battles the patriarchy, ruthless academic politics and the trauma of her mother’s death to conduct experiments on a new wonder drug, LSD. Her efforts will change her—and eventually the world—in ways she could not have imagined.
For More Information:
https://roadtheatre.org/readings/
January 31st, 2024 at 7:30
Directed by Meeghan Holaway
Happy Haradas
From "Tiger & The Horse" and "Respectful Lust Records" a short film about an estranged Japanese-American family dealing with loss in whacky ways.
Directed By Steven Soria
Kanashimi
a short film written and directed by Michael Horwitz
a Pasadena International Film Festival Best Film Nominee
For More Information:
https://www.kanashimifilm.com
Reykjavik
a Road Theatre’s 2021 Virtual Production of Steve Yockey’s
Nominated Best Ensemble by the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle
Won Best Filmed Play at the Swedish International Film Festival
For More Information:
http://ladramacriticscircle.com/ladcc-announces-nominations-for-theatrical-excellence-in-2020-2021/
Directed By Ann Hearn