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Sami Ma
Where in the world are they ?
I know what you're thinking: Where the hell are they now? This page will update with details on their upcoming projects, show info, and where you can find Sami next!
 Sami will be leading the world premier musical, Wishing to Grow Up Brightly, as the role of Amanda. The show is written by Amanda Morton, Matthew Decker, Brenson Thomas, and Josh Totora and directed by Matthew Decker. The premier runs at Theatre Horizon in Philadelphia from November 5-23rd, 2025. |  Sami will be portraying Young Anna May Wong in the workshop of, The Actress Who Died A Thousand Deaths, by Annie Wang and Cinthia Chen. The workshop will be presented at Wellesley College through Wellesley Repertory Theatre. |  Sami will be playing Aimiko in Beautiful Blessed Child by Daria Miyeko Marinelli/directed by Kalina Ko. The piece will be presented as part of the Judith Champion Mixfest Play Festival at Atlantic Theatre Company. |
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 Sami will be playing Jo in Too Fast Too Funeral: White Dad Funeral by Kaela Mei-Shing Garvin/directed by Ryan Dobrin. The piece will be presented as part of the Judith Champion Mixfest Play Festival at Atlantic Theatre Company. |  Sami will be portraying Grace in Jesa by Jeena Yi/directed by Mei Ann Teo. The piece will be presented as part of the BIPOC Playwrights Festival at Boise Contemporary Theatre. |  Sami plays Belle and others in A Christmas Carol at Indiana Repertory Theatre. The show is directed by cara hinh and runs November 16-December 24th, 2024. |
 Sami portrays Big Balls/Wei in Aurora Real De Asua's, The Pride Before. The piece is directed by James Fleming and presented as part of Playwright Realm's Beyond the Realm festival. |  Sami plays Princess Lunar Scout/Ms Uchida in Kevin Wong's, Soft Magical Tofu Boys. The musical is directed by Mei Ann Teo and premiers at Eugene O'Neill New Musical Theatre Conference. |  Sami leads Hello Kitty Must Die: The Musical as Fiona Yu. The show is directed by Kurt Johns based on the book by Angela S. Choi. It premiers at Edinburgh Fringe Festival at The Pleasance Courtyard. |
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