Roshni Shukla, author portrait

Roshni Shukla

Roshni Shukla is the co-Artistic Director of The Southland Company, a non-profit ensemble based in Los Angeles. The company is rooted interdisciplinary work and collaborates with film and musical artists on their theatrical productions. The Southland Company premiered one of Shukla’s plays, The Gita & The Gun.
 
As an actor, Shukla has worked with the SITI Company in their production of The Bacchae at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York and at The Getty Villa in Los Angeles. Shukla made her Canadian debut at the Ryerson Theater (Toronto) in Arranged Marriage. She recently was in the world premiere production of Rabbit/Moon at the Boise Contemporary Theater in Idaho. Her film and TV credits include 9-1-1, Outsourced, and Friends with Benefits.

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