OBEHI JANICE is an actress, writer, and comedian. Her comedic short, Black Girl Yoga, won the Reel 13/AfroPunk Film Competition. Her plays include Era Era, African Tea, Selah and FUFU & OREOS. She works on stage, screen and as a voice actress in video games, radio, and commercials. Her work is featured in American Theatre Magazine, Bustle, WBUR, DigBoston, For Harriet, and The Boston Globe. She is a Luminary Artist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the recipient of a TCG Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship. Her plays have been developed or seen at the Gardner Museum, Off the Grid Theatre Company, Bridge Repertory Theater, Company One Theatre and many others. Her latest play, Ole White Sugah Daddy, is a semifinalist for the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s 2018 National Playwrights Conference. It is currently in development at SpeakEasy Stage Company.