

May 29 - June 13, 2027
What happens when you think you know who you’re sleeping with—but you don’t? Inspired by one of Shakespeare’s most outrageous plot devices, Keiko Green’s The Bed Trick is a wildly funny, sharply contemporary comedy about sex, friendship, consent, and the lies we tell ourselves—and each other—in the name of love.
Keiko Green (she/her) is a biracial and bilingual playwright, screenwriter, and performer based in Los Angeles and Seattle, originally from Georgia. She is a Core Company Member at ACT, the 2023 Resident Playwright at Chance Theatre, and previously part of Seattle Rep’s Writers Group and Theatre Mu’s Mu Tang Clan. Previous produced full-length plays include: Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play (Old Globe, Upcoming: San Francisco Playhouse), The Bed Trick (Seattle Shakespeare Company), Sharon (Cygnet Theatre), Hometown Boy (Actors Express/Seattle Public Theater), Hells Canyon (Theater Mu), and Nadeshiko (Sound Theatre Company). Other plays have been developed/produced by the O’Neill National Playwrights Conference, the Old Globe, the Kennedy Center, the National New Play Network, Playwrights Realm, Ensemble Studio Theatre, and Atlantic Theatre Company. She currently holds commissions from MTC/Sloan Foundation and the Old Globe.
What happens when you think you know who you’re sleeping with—but you don’t? Inspired by one of Shakespeare’s most outrageous plot devices, Keiko Green’s The Bed Trick is a wildly funny, sharply contemporary comedy about sex, friendship, consent, and the lies we tell ourselves—and each other—in the name of love.