Actor | Voice Artist
“When it’s all laid out on the table, healing begins.”
Actress Staci Ashley takes the stage in the powerful original production “Seven: A Seat At The Table,” produced by Angela Rena & Co. Arriving during Mental Health Awareness Month, this timely and thought-provoking play invites audiences into an honest and transformative conversation about healing, resilience, and hope.
Staci Ashley portrays Trina, a young woman who has courageously faced her past and committed herself to healing from loss. Through therapy, self-reflection, and the support of community, Trina’s journey unfolds as a moving testament to what it means to embrace hope and restoration. Her story reflects the lived experiences of many and serves as a reminder that healing is not only possible — it is powerful.
More than a stage play, “Seven: A Seat At The Table” offers an experience that resonates deeply, encouraging audiences to confront life’s challenges while embracing the possibility of renewal.
Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center
Evening Performances @ 7PM: May 8, 9, 10, 17, 23 & 30
Special Matinee: May 23 (followed by a live Q&A with mental health professionals)
Take a seat at the table — because every story deserves to be heard.
Tickets are available now.
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Hollywood Fringe Festival
Performances: June 7th, 13th, 20th, 27th, 28th
Paper Flowers
Paper Flowers is set in 1970, during the height of both the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War. Nanami Nishiyama, an overcontrolling Japanese American woman, runs a boarding house with a cast of eccentric boarders in Chicago, IL. She relives her haunting memories of Japanese incarceration after a racial slur is burned into their front yard, targeting her teenage daughter. Staci Ashley encompasses Georgia Hebert, a civil rights activist who walks in hope beyond hope for a better future for all. This show is a love letter to the Japanese American community that offers all audience members a message of hope. Written by a granddaughter whose family was upended and displaced by this very incarceration.
Promenade Playhouse at LAPAC
1534 Highland Ave, Hollywood, CA 90028
Rosie
Inspired by the "We Can Do It!" poster by J. Howard Miller.
In 1943 America, factory worker Rose Donnelly must stand up for her female co-workers when their supervisor ignores blatant harassment and refuses to treat them as equals to their male co-workers.
Director: Tessa Germaine
Writers: Daniel James Clark, Tessa Germaine
Starring Bethany Walls, James Ciskanik, Staci Ashley, Sarah Youngblood
Critical Acclaimed Film
