
Eiko (she, they) born in Tokyo, and raised in Seoul, Hawaii, and Central California. San Francisco Playhouse credits include Follies, Clue, and Tiny Beautiful Things. Regional credits include Little Women (TheatreWorks Silicon Valley), Cymbeline (San Francisco Shakespeare Festival), Sleeping Beauty (Presidio Theatre), Disenchanted! (3Below), A Noh Christmas Carol (Theatre of Yugen), Working and Flower Drum Song (Palo Alto Players). Favorite roles include Shogun’s Mother in Pacific Overtures (Kunoichi Productions), Afong Moy in The Chinese Lady (Pear Theatre), M’Lynn Eatenton in Steel Magnolias (Sierra Repertory Theatre), and Meiko in Eureka Day (Spreckels Theatre). She has also worked with The Ground Floor at Berkeley Rep, Magic Theatre, Play On Shakespeare, Marin Shakespeare Company, African-American Shakespeare Company, Playwrights Foundation, Z Space, Company One, AlterLab, Mountain Play, and Hillbarn Theatre & Conservatory. Film credits inlude The Truer History of the Chan Family. Eiko is a company member of PlayGround and artistic associate of Rainbow Zebra Productions. She is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, and the California College of Arts and a member of SAG-AFTRA. “Aloha!” eikoyamamoto.com | @eikoyh

