Constance Parng is a multidisciplinary artist known for her ability to bring complex, layered characters and stories to life through performance, images, and textual explorations. With a rich diverse heritage rooted in Hakka warrior traditions and Chinese Taiwanese culture, Constance's work is imbued with a rare depth and authenticity that captivates audiences and collaborators alike.

A graduate of the prestigious NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Constance has been honored with numerous accolades, including the Best Actress Award from the New York Innovative Theatre Foundation and the Presidential Scholar in the Arts medal. As an actress, Constance has performed on the stages of The Public Theater, Queens Theatre in the Park, The Barrow Group Theater, and the HERE Arts Center where she played Bruce Lee’s feminine alter ego and his emotionally unhinged mistress in the award-winning play LEE/GENDARY. For this role, Constance received the New York Innovative Theater Foundation’s Best Actress Award, selected by the jury out of an adjudication pool of over 2,850 artists.

Constance's passion for storytelling extends to her work as a writer and filmmaker, where her innovative and evocative narratives have garnered acclaim. She won the Gold Award for fiction from YoungArts and the National Foundation for Advancement of Artists, and was honored by Pulitzer Prize winner Annie Proulx with a 1st place short fiction award. Her distinct voice and keen insight into the human experience make her work a natural fit for thought-provoking projects that challenge convention and explore the depths of the human spirit.

Constance's commitment to humanitarian causes, such as her tireless work with the Auntie Sewing Squad and the co-founding of the Lakota Well-Being Project, reveal an artist whose heart is as expansive as her talent. Grounded, spiritual, and enigmatic, Constance Parng brings an undeniable magnetism and artistic vitality to every project she touches.

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