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Playwright Jeff Ho joins actors Jeff Yung and Norman Yeung for a post-rehearsal conversation about representation in Shakespeare and the upcoming production of Pastoral. Together, they reflect on their experiences, the importance of representation on stage, and the creative process behind Pastoral, written by Jeff Ho and starring Jeff Yung and Norman Yeung.
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