Christine Mok is an incoming doctoral candidate at Brown. As a dramaturg, she has worked at the Yale Performance Project, LaMaMa, Ma-Yi, Yale Repertory Theater, Yale School of Drama, and Yale Cabaret. Her most recent dramaturgy credits include Zero Hour directed by Tea Alagic (Ensemble Theatre Company; Yale School of Drama), and Beautiful Day by A. Rey Pamatmat (Ma-Yi). She is currently working on an opera about Captain Cook and curating an accompanying exhibition that will tour the British Museum and the Yale Center for British Art where she is a Mellon Foundation fellow.

She is also a costume designer. Her favorite design credits include her friend Anna's wedding dress, ...and Jesus moonwalks on the Mississippi (Yale School of Drama; ETC), The Wild Party (Yale Cabaret), Once More with Feeling: The Buffy the Vampire Slayer Musical (Yale Cabaret), In the Heart of America (Yale Cabaret), and Ugo's Last Dance (Yale School of Drama).

She is a founding member of Wingspace, a design collective recently featured in I-D Magazine. She has taught at Yale College and Wesleyan University. She holds a BA from Dartmouth College and an MFA in Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism from the Yale School of Drama.



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