by Mike Lew


The most recent play from Mike Lew!

This production is held at:
The Ellyn Bye Studio in The Armory, 128 NW 11th Ave, Portland, OR 97209

Synopsis

Overnight, easygoing Daniel’s life is flipped upside down when a friends-with-benefits situation leaves him the only-father of a baby girl delivered three months early. He begins to learn the ins and outs of caring for a premature baby with the help of tough-love NICU nurse Caroline. But Daniel has a growing distrust of rigid hospital protocols, and Caroline harbors doubt in Daniel’s fitness as a father. Exploring the tension between parents, healthcare professionals, and hospitals, Tiny Father is a hilarious and heartfelt battle-of-wills.

Profile’s production marks only the third time this script has seen the stage, previously produced by Barrington Stage Company and the Chataqua Institution and LA’s Geffen Playhouse. Our production brings Mike back to Portland to continue to refine and evolve the script with Portland actors – our audiences will be the first to see the newest revised script!

Dates

Thursday, February 4th @ 7:30pm | First Preview
Friday, February 5th @ 7:30pm | Second Preview
Saturday, February 6th @ 7:30pm | Opening Night!
Sunday, February 7th @ 2pm |

Thursday, February 11th @7:30pm |
Friday, February 12th @ 7:30pm |
Saturday, February 13th @ 7:30pm |
Sunday, February 14th @ 2pm
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Thursday, February 18 @ 7:30pm |
Friday, February 19th @ 7:30pm |
Saturday, February 20th @ 7:30pm |
Sunday, February 21st @ 2pm |
Closing Matinee

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Meet the Team!

Mike Lew | Playwright

About Mike Lew

Mike Lew leverages his razor-sharp wit and bombastic energy to create plays that are as hilarious as they are thought-provoking. A Chinese-American playwright, Lew’s work is a rioutous melding of personal, familial and cultural identities into one explosive comedic mix. He is a Tony voter, Dramatists Guild Council member, New Dramatists Resident, and recipient of the Richard Rogers Award. He is former co-director of Ma-Yi Writers Lab, the largest collective of Asian-American playwrights in the country.