June is the First Fall: An Emotional Journey of Self and Family

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Written By Jocelyne Booth

In the heart of Seattle’s International District, the stage is set and ready to captivate the audience with Yun Theatre’s summer production, June is the First Fall. This 90-minute play hosts themes of personal and cultural identity, defying tradition, the complexity of family relationships, and so many other themes that everyone is bound to find a connection with in the show. At this intimate venue operated by Theater Off Jackson, audiences will be absorbed into a heartfelt, empathetic story that is sure to leave you entertained and immersed.

Jocelyne Booth

Jocelyne (she/her) has always had a sweet spot for the arts in her life. Currently as an engineering student at the University of Washington, art has been a creative outlet that she wants to continue exploring, especially around Seattle. Previously, her experience as a crew member, and later as stage manager, during high school theater productions helped spark her desire to get involved. She primarily enjoys media arts and can also be found as a writer for the University of Washington Film Club.

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