Xuân Chi's work is often referred to as “love poems addressed to people in our community we are conditioned to forget”: Black, Indigenous, Asian, Queer and Trans People of Color, those experiencing homelessness, immigrants, and anyone who is (or has been) incarcerated.
Brooklyn based, Xuân Chi is the inaugural New Visions Fellow of National Queer Theatre and the Dramatists Guild.
Their work has been showcased at Theatre Row, MCC Theatre, The Other Side of Silence, throughout the Denver Metro Area, and briefly in Dakar, Senegal.
They have been published in American Theatre, The Dramatist, Playbill, Westword, and 303Magazine.
Stage Credits: Hide and Hide, OVERHEARD, Jubilee for a New Vision. BFA: Theatre Performance, University of Colorado Boulder MFA: Playwriting, Columbia University

Xuân Chi's work is often referred to as “love poems addressed to people in our community we are conditioned to forget”: Black, Indigenous, Asian, Queer and Trans People of Color, those experiencing homelessness, immigrants, and anyone who is (or has been) incarcerated.

Brooklyn based, Xuân Chi is the inaugural New Visions Fellow of National Queer Theatre and the Dramatists Guild.