Lily Tung Crystal (Actor) -Biography, Age Height, Net Worth

Lily Tung Crystal is the artistic director of Theater Mu in the Twin Cities and the co-founder of Ferocious Lotus Theatre Company in San Francisco. She is a director, actor, and social activist passionate about creating, promoting, and advocating for anti-racist theater. Lily most recently directed Mu’s production of Jiehae Park’s Peerless and played Mom in Mixed Blood Theatre’s world premiere of Melissa Li and Kit Yan’s new musical Interstate. In the Bay Area, she directed David Henry Hwang’s Chinglish and Flower Drum Songat Palo Alto Players and the world premiere of Leah Nanako Winkler’s Two Mile Hollow at Ferocious Lotus, all for which she was named a Theatre Bay Area Award finalist for Outstanding Direction. As a performer, Lily has worked with theaters across the country, including Berkeley Rep’s Ground Floor, Cal Shakes, Crowded Fire, Magic Theatre, New World Stages, Portland Center Stage, SF Playhouse, and Syracuse Stage.

Lily Tung Crystal Biography

Lily Tung Crystal is an award-winning writer/producer, covering diverse topics such as arts & culture, healthcare, crime, technology, travel, and China. She is currently the senior multimedia producer at Singularity University and a writer/editor at Sutter Health. She has written and produced TV shows for Indigo Films, aired on Discovery, Travel Channel, Biography, and National Geographic. She has hosted for Travel Channel’s “World Access” and the online education platform CreativeLive.

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Career: Lily began her career in Shanghai where she was a pioneer in English-language journalism and the coverage of contemporary Chinese culture. She served as the launching editor of Shanghai Talk, the city’s first English-language monthly. She also covered arts and culture for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, NBC News, WGBH Boston, Shanghai Television, and National Geographic Magazine. After returning to the US, Lily became a writer/producer at KRON 4 Television in San Francisco, producing segments on arts and culture, news and current affairs. Lily was then awarded a National Arts Journalism Program fellowship at Columbia University and later served on its board. She has since covered theatre for American Theater Magazine, worked as a copywriter for eBay, and edited the blog Leading Others Well. She is conversationally fluent in Mandarin Chinese. Her media work has expanded to include working as a corporate communications consultant, training corporate executives and staff in media, presentation and facilitation skills. She is also a certified Hudson Institute leadership and transition coach.