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‘Oh Mary!’: Simu Liu to Make Broadway Debut in February
Simu Liu will make his Broadway debut in 'Oh, Mary!' starting Feb. 3, playing “Mary’s Teacher” through April 21 at the Lyceum Theatre
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An Interview With Namoo Chae Lee: On ‘Cancelling Tiger’, Kassna Kollektiv, and Asian Feminism in Theatre
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New theatrical work Mountains and Seas – Song of Today 山海 · 今日之歌 blends ancient Chinese myth with modern activism
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Steven Yeun says Hollywood shows ‘what an Asian person looks like to a majority white audience’
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Indonesian Man Blames ‘One Piece’ Anime For Allegedly Murdering His Wife And Two Young Children
Indonesian man accused of killing family claims One Piece “scolded” him, sparking outrage and debate over mental health and media
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‘The Umbrella Academy’ Actor Justin H. Min Leads Time-Traveling Romance ‘The Greatest Hits’
'The Greatest Hits' features music from Nelly Furtado, The Cure, Beach House, Roxy Music, and more
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John Cena replaces Sylvester Stallone in upcoming Jackie Chan film ‘Project X’
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Halloween at the Barbican: KISS WITNESS’s Prayers for a Hungry Ghost
A Migrant Family, a Pit of Despair, and Chinese Mythology
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Dam Van Huynh’s Exquisite Noise to Premiere at The Place, London
London Premiere of Exquisite Noise Explores Protest and Solidarity at The Place
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‘Killing Eve’ Star Sandra Oh to Make Metropolitan Opera Donizetti’s ‘Debut in La Fille du Régiment’
Emmy and Golden Globe winner, Sandra Oh, is set to appear in Donizetti's comic opera, 'La Fille du Régiment,' in
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Constance Wu Blasts Broadway Actor Andrew Barth Feldman Over “Very Hurtful” Casting Row: “I Am So Disappointed in Him”
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Hong Kong Stories • UK Stages 2025: How Theatre Explores the Meaning of Home
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‘Maybe Happy Ending’ Faces Backlash for Casting White Actor After Asian-Led Win
Asian American performers have expressed profound disappointment over the casting change in Maybe Happy Ending
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Lea Salonga to Receive Hollywood Walk of Fame Star for Theatre Work
Celebrated Filipina singer and actress, Lea Salonga, known for her roles in 'Miss Saigon' and 'Les Misérables,' will join the
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‘Maybe Happy Ending’ Star Darren Criss Becomes First Asian Actor to Win Leading Actor Tony for a Musical
Darren Criss makes history as first Asian American to win Best Lead Actor at Tonys for Maybe Happy Ending, which
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Nicole Scherzinger Wins Tony For ‘Sunset Boulevard’, Becomes First Filipina Actress to Earn Lead Musical Award in 30 Years
Former Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger has officially become a Broadway leading lady, taking home her first Tony for 'Sunset Boulevard'
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‘Into the Temporary Void’: Pan’s Diasporic Dreamworld Debuts at Peckham Fringe
Migration, identity & sound collide in Pan Weswibul’s moving show on diasporic longing, expectation & the quiet ache of feeling
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“Write the Play That Only You Can Write”: An Inspiring Conversation With Singaporean Playwright Joel Tan
Playwright Joel Tan is breaking borders from Singapore to London, moving audiences with works like Scenes from a Repatriation and
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‘My Neighbour Totoro’ West End Review: Victoria Chen as Mei Steals Hearts in Ghibli’s Stage Magic at the Gillian Lynne Theatre
RSC’s My Neighbour Totoro returns to the West End with stunning puppetry, live music, and Victoria Chen’s magical turn as
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The High Cost of the Digital Front Row: Fandom and the Harassment of Hudson Williams
The “Heated Rivalry” star has become the target of an coordinated campaign of racial vitriol, exposing the darker impulses of
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“Feels Like a Dream”: Anna Sawai Talks Playing Yoko Ono In Sam Mendes’ Upcoming Beatles Films
Anna Sawai says playing Yoko Ono in the upcoming Beatles biopics is “very meaningful,” praising the iconic artist as “an
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Keanu Reeves Returns To ‘John Wick’ Franchise – This Time In A Playstation Game
Keanu Reeves is stepping back into the sharp suit and steely silence of John Wick, this time in a blockbuster
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‘Toy Story 5’ Trailer Introduces Greta Lee’s Tech Villain Lilypad
Nearly 30 years after Toy Story first hit cinemas, the fifth instalment teases a new kind of villain: Lilypad, a
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Eileen Gu Defends Olympic Halfpipe Title Amid Family Heartbreak
The freestyle skier has become the most decorated athlete in her sport’s history after winning gold in Italy, moments before
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Jessica Henwick on Her New A24 Film and Leaving Behind the “Dream Big” Mantra
The actor discusses her role in 'How to Make a Killing' and why she is focusing on her own directorial
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Stephanie Hsu And Poppy Liu To Star In New Netflix Animated Comedy ‘Dang!’
The Oscar nominee and 'Hacks' standout join the voice cast of an adult animation about the hilarious chaos of sibling
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K-pop Tribute Concert In Belfast Sparks Row Over Child-friendly Expectations
Parents expecting a children’s show were met with a mainstream pop performance, leading to a clash between fan culture and
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Netflix Debuts Trailer for Jisoo’s New K-Drama ‘Boyfriend on Demand’
The Blackpink star navigates a virtual dating service in the first look at her upcoming romantic comedy series.
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