Actor

Midori
Francis

Fresh off the heels of completing a simultaneous three-season run in Mindy Kaling’s HBO Max hit series The Sex Lives of College Girls and as fan-favorite “Dr. Mika Yasuda” on ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy, Midori went on to star in Natalie Erika James’s feature Saccharine (Sundance and Berlin International Film Festival 2026). She then made a critically acclaimed return to the stage, portraying the iconic Marilyn Monroe role “Cherie” in Bus Stop at Classic Stage Company. Select Theater: Usual Girls at Roundabout Theatre Company (Drama Desk Award nomination), The Wolves at Lincoln Center theater (Obie Award and Drama Desk Award winner), Connected at 59E59 Theaters (NYIT Award), Before the Meeting at Williamstown Theatre Festival, and The Laramie Project at Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre. Select TV/Film: Netflix’s Dash & Lily (Emmy Award nomination), Universal’s Good Boys from producer Seth Rogen, Blumhouse/MGM’s Unseen, and Hilary Brougher’s South Mountain. Thanks to her partner, family, friends, and cats for their support. “Blessed are the cracked, for they shall let in the light.”