"Lina is a one-of-a-kind theatre artist with amazing range, depth, and passion. Her work tells stories of unheralded people, too often overlooked, with a humanitarian's eye for heart-stopping detail."

– Jose Rivera

THEATRE

SELECTED PLAYS

Full-Length

BONOBOS

A dark ensemble comedy about female friendship and toxic masculinity set on one suburban night that spirals into surreal crisis.

Sick Girl, or don't hate me cuz I'm pretty

Immigrant parents, a misdiagnosis, and a journey toward acceptance. "Sick Girl, or don't hate me cuz I'm pretty", is a multi-faceted investigation of disability, desire, and the value of broken things.

TRACES OF DESIRE

A commission from UCLA and Playwright's Arena, "Traces of Desire", is a loose adaptation of the 15th-century commedia, "The Widow of Valencia" by Félix Lope de Vega. Exploring themes of female agency, transgression, and prejudice, the play asks, can desire be inherited?

Published by Bloomsbury Books

SANKALPAN

A loose adaptation of Three Sisters set in pre-Partition Bengal.

RAGGED CLAWS

When Alec, the adopted Indian son of a power couple questions his mother's politics, family pain tumbles forth, like the tsunami about to consume Manhattan.

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Short Plays

KARMA

A washed up ad exec shows up at her former assistants house on Thanksgiving.

THE RANDOMNESS OF BEES

A journey of friendship between two tweens.

Available now in the anthology ALL OF US published by YouthPLAYS.

SWEET LIFE

Three misfits find community at a convenience store in a Texas town.

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On set in Belfast for DC's Krypton
Lina in the Bat Car!
SXSW, Austin

On television, Lina has written for CW’s Frequency, DC’s Krypton, and Ava DuVernay’s Cherish the Day.

Upcoming: Book 1 of "Unruled", an anthology graphic novel series about three historical badass women. A collaboration with Emmy-nominated writer/producer Aaron Simpson and Eisner-winning illustrator, E.J. Su.

“Lina can see what someone else sees but her attention is drawn to what lies beneath the immediate; to what came before. The stories she tells illuminate the darker corners of the world. They make the invisible, visible”

- Christopher Mack, Director, Creative Talent, Netflix