Lauren and Markie

Lauren Ash-Morgan is Founding Co-Artistic Director of the new theater company Speech of Fire and served as the Artistic Director for Seoul Shakespeare Company (SSC) between 2014 and 2019. She has been an actor and board member of SSC from 2011. Also, she was the producer and costume/set designer writer/composer, and the text coach for SSC during her time as the Artistic Director of SSC. In her final year she served as lighting designer and director for the production of SSC's King Lear. She had been the director of the ensemble but in this last year made her directorial debut. The Show Must Go Online's Richard II Prague Shakespeare Company's The Two Gentlemen of Verona written by Ben Crystal directed at Estates Theatre. (Silvia/Ensemble). Seoul Shakespeare Company's The Merchant of Venice. (Portia). Garage. (Susan). The Winter's Tale. (Paulina/Time). Much Ado About Nothing. (Beatrice). Titus Andronicus. (Tamora). A Midsummer Night's Dream. (Oberon). (Martha) Eurasia Shakespeare Theater Company's Richard III (Queen Elizabeth) at the National Theater of Korea; and the independent feature film Amiss. Markie Post......................Markie Post is a noted American actress known for her roles as the public defender Christine Sullivan in NBC's sitcom Night Court the bail bondswoman Terri Michaels in ABC's drama series The Fall Guy and Georgie Anne Lahti Hartman in CBS's sitcom Hearts Afire. Her roles include a variety of other shows besides acting. Her family was a mix of siblings and two brothers within Walnut Creek, Stanford and by Richard F. Post's wife, a poetess Marylee Post. Las Lomas High School was where she took classes and played soccer. In the following year, she attended Pomona College, she graduated from Lewis & Clark College. Post had been married before with Stephen Knox. She has been married from 1982 on to Michael A. Ross, an actor and writer, with whom she has two daughters. Post is an excellent actress, an ideal spouse and mother, as well as a role model for many Hollywood famous people.