WONNIE KIM
Theater Producer, Educator, & Artist
Wonnie Kim (she/her) is a theater artist raised by the vibrant D.C. theatre community.She is a graduate of Georgetown University, where she studied Healthcare Policy and Classics. Her interdisciplinary studies culminated in her department’s first theater studies thesis, which examined parallels between theatrical and public health responses to the U.S. AIDS epidemic.As an advocate for theater as care, Wonnie serves as the Associate Director for The Art of Care Initiative at The Laboratory for Global Performance & Politics, specializing in the intersection of health and the arts.As a Korean American raised in Ohio, Wonnie believes that the power of theater is not only the stories that are told but also how works are produced and fit within their community. She channels this passion as the Artistic Producing Lead and Co-Founder of HEART: DMV AAPI Theatre Alliance.As an educator, Wonnie prioritizes inclusivity, practices empathy, and celebrates bold choices. She previously taught at the Shakespeare Theatre Company as a Learning Apprentice for their 2024-25 season. She is currently a Community Engagement Fellow at Arena Stage for their 2025-26 season, primarily working in the Learning Division.

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THE ART OF CARE
Professor Uncovers the Tender, Often Invisible Ways We Care for One Another in New Play - Georgetown University News
Caring Acts - Sara Piccini, Georgetown Health Magazine
GU Professor Produces Play About Caregivers, Healthcare - Ajani Stella, The Hoya
Imagining Acts of Care in the Arts - Wonnie Kim, The Lab BlogAUTUMN LEAVES
(No) Pressure Creatives Holds Second Asian American Musical, ‘Autumn Leaves’ - Marisa Bist, The Hoya
The artistic side of Georgetown’s Asian American community flourishes with Autumn Leaves - Eileen Miller, The Georgetown VoicePERSONAL
The 2024 Mentorship Cohort - Theatre Washington
School of Health Students Honored for Contributions to Community on Campus and Beyond - Georgetown School of Health News
This Type of Music Can Increase Your Concentration and Productivity - Georgetown University News
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