Miko Dai
Actress

Miko Dai Net Worth

Miko Dai is an actress born on January 21, 1976. She has a degree in Economics from Emory University and studied law at Georgia State University. She began her career in the adult entertainment industry at age twenty and did her first hardcore shoot at age twenty-five. She has worked for notable companies such as Elegant Angel, Digital Sin, and New Sensations, as well as adult websites like Mofos, BangBros, Brazzers, Team Skeet, and Reality Kings.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress
Birth Day January 21, 1976
Age 48 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Leo
Occupation Monologist, author, actor

💰 Net worth

Miko Dai, a renowned actress, is expected to have a net worth ranging from $100K to $1M by 2024. Born in the year 1976, Miko Dai has established a remarkable career in the entertainment industry, accumulating both fame and fortune throughout her journey. With her undeniable talent and dedication, Miko has been able to captivate audiences worldwide, contributing to her overall wealth. As she continues to excel in her craft, it is anticipated that her net worth will steadily grow, solidifying her status as a successful and influential figure in the acting world.

Biography/Timeline

1997

Daisey's early work includes Wasting Your Breath (1997), a monologue of the Great American Roadtrip, and I Miss the Cold War (1998), about Daisey's visit to post-Communist Warsaw and Cold War themes.

2000

Daisey performed several non-traditional monologues during the 2000s. For All Stories Are Fiction (2004), Daisey made no notes of any kind until one hour before the performance, and then created a show extemporaneously onstage. Similarly, in Mysteries of the Unexplained (2009), he performed a series of one-night-only performances, about Facebook, bacon, and the Boardwalk. Daisey presented his 24-hour monologue All the Hours in the Day (2011) at Portland's TBA Festival in September 2011, emphasizing themes of loss, transformation, and the Desire for authenticity.

2001

His 2001 monologue 21 Dog Years was Daisey's break. In 2002, Daisey published a book version of the tale under the same title, and in 2004 the BBC aired his radio adaptation of his monologue on Radio 4.

2003

Theater itself appears in Daisey's work, in both The Ugly American (2003), about Daisey's life as a 19-year-old drama student in London, and How Theater Failed America (2008), a monologue critical of how modern theater has lost sight of its original mission.

2005

Critical analysis of powerful men and institutions often feature in his work. Monopoly! (2005) is critical of capitalism and details the rivalry between Edison and Tesla, while Great Men of Genius (2006) profiled Bertolt Brecht, showman P.T. Barnum, scientist Nikola Tesla and Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. If You See Something Say Something (2008), critical of the Department of Homeland Security, compares it to the days of tense alert during the Cold War.

2007

The April 19, 2007 performance of Invincible Summer at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts, was disrupted when over 80 audience members from a high school in Norco, California left the production mid-performance, after teachers and chaperones decided that they had heard too many obscenities. One parent approached the stage and poured water over Daisey's outline notes; Daisey said that the destroyed papers were the original copy of the show's outline. He described the effect of the walk-out as "shocking". Daisey later sought out and spoke with representatives of the group, including the member who destroyed his notes.

2008

Daisey's first play The Moon Is a Dead World premiered at the Annex Theatre in Seattle, Washington on October 17, 2008. It was previously developed at Soho Rep as a part of their 2008–2009 Writer/Director Lab Readings in a workshop directed by Maria Goyanes.

2010

Layover, Daisey's first film, was screened at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival. He also stars in the feature film Horrible Child with T. Ryder Smith, in an adaptation of Lawrence Krauser's play.

2012

American Utopias (2012) is Daisey's monologue about the way that physical spaces influence people's shared goals, using modern American utopian Models including Disney World, the Burning Man Festival, and Zuccotti Park and the birth of the Occupy movement.

2013

"Fucking Fucking Fucking Ayn Rand" (2013) tackles Ayn Rand, the author of The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged and the creator of the objectivist movement. The SunBreak described Daisey's performance as being "not as viscerally worked up as he has been elsewhere".

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