Mae Stroshane

Hi, I’m Mae Stroshane, a longtime Boston pianist, composer, and published author. As a self-employed composer, pianist, and professional performer, I understand the challenges of running my own business. Originally from Hong Kong, I was and raised as an American citizen. I ‘m comfortable with public speaking and acting both in films and live theater. I was featured as the Korean Comfort Woman in “Say It” from Eve Ensler’s “Vagina Monologues.” In a film called “Felicia,” I played Mrs. O’Neill, a mother who disowns her gay son but after he’s murdered, she mourns him with love. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMnfIrXQsY8QJ0WyHXur6eJPagxCnQXEX&si=v2EtCbUe0hsm3YuT My training in nursing makes me familiar with hospital settings and medical terminology. As a mother and grandmother, I ‘m comfortable with family roles and situations. My schedule is flexible for roles in New England and the greater Boston area.