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WORKING a musical. Photo: Henry Wilen

Production Photos

Jack's Mother, INTO THE WOODS, San Francisco Playhouse, 2025-2026. Photo: Jessica Palopoli

Shogun's Mother, PACIFIC OVERTURES, Kunoichi Productions & Theatre of Yugen, 2025. Photo: Jon Bauer

Jack's Mother, INTO THE WOODS, San Francisco Playhouse, 2025-2026, Photo: Jessica Palopoli

Aviragus in CYMBELINE, San Francisco Shakespeare Festival, 2023. Photo: Neal Ormond

M'Lynn Eatenton in STEEL MAGNOLIAS, Sierra Repertory Theatre, 2022

Jack's Mother, INTO THE WOODS, Mountain Play, 2023

Pacifica, world premiere of SLEEPING BEAUTY, Panto in the Presidio, Presidio Theatre, 2022. Photo: Terry Lorant

Emily Whitman in FOLLIES, San Francisco Playhouse, 2022. Photo: Jessica Palopoli

Hua Mulan, DISENCHANTED! 3Below, 2023. Photo: David Lepori

Lou Cohn, THE 1940's Radio Hour, Hillbarn Theatre, 2021. Photo: Tracy Martin

Meiko, EUREKA DAY, Spreckels Performing Art Center, 2019

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PERFORMANCE REEL

OTHER MEDIA

Pacifica, the fairy gives her blessing to the baby in Sleeping Beauty: Panto in the Presidio

Eureka Day By Jonathan Spector August 30 - September 22, 2019 For tickets and more information visit www.spreckelsonline.com

RE-IMAGINED CLASSIC MUSICAL! Palo Alto Players' production of FLOWER DRUM SONG April 26 - May 12, 2019 at the Lucie Stern Theater in Palo Alto Single Tickets on sale at www.paplayers.org/on-stage-now! #flowerdrumPAP #PAPseason88

"We Howl" is inspired by the poem "Howl, for Carl Solomon," by Allen Ginsberg (1956), and dedicated to all voices which have been silenced or ignored through...

We had Eiko Yamamoto (Episode 120) on back in July of 2019. She was doing Hello Dolly and Eureka Day. Since then, she’s done The 1940’s Radio Hour, Working, The Book of Will, Twelfth Night and has worked with a variety of companies, including SF Playhouse, Silicon Valley Shakes, African American Shakes, Hillbarn, Town Hall Theatre, PianoFight and many, many more. Eiko will be in Steel Magnolias at the Sierra Repertory Theatre. We’ll talk about how her career has grown since our last meeting, how COVID-19 has affected her and things are doing with her at home with her partner and her son. We also have a very engaging conversation about cultural appropriation in theatre, the Emmitt Till Opera controversy and the ugly rise of Anti-Asian hate

Eiko was interviewed by fellow thespians Norman Gee and Reg Clay on their podcast THE YAY. Life in the Theater and Theater in the Life. Episode 120: July 20, 2019.