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‘July 15th’: A One-Woman Show That Invites You Inside a Mind That Won’t Stay Still
What does it mean to live inside a mind that won't stay still?
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Singaporean Actresses Frances Lee and Tabitha Nauser Find Their Own Mary on Stage in ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
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Bowen Yang Set for Broadway Debut in ‘Oh, Mary!’ Following Simu Liu’s Run
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10 Heartbreaking Asian Romance Movies To Watch This Valentine’s Day
From 'Past Lives' to 'Your Name', ditch the rom-coms this Valentine’s Day for 10 Asian romantic dramas that will leave
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Autumn Durald Arkapaw Makes History With First Best Cinematography Oscar Nomination for a Woman of Color
The 'Sinners' cinematographer is the first woman of color to be recognized in the category as Ryan Coogler’s vampire epic
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‘Kim’s Convenience’ stars form panel to discuss Asian representation
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K-Culture’s Paradox: Why Netflix is Winning the Global Race, but Korea’s Film Industry is Starving
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FEATURE: Park Theatre’s ‘A Pupil’ signals progress in the characterisation of British East Asians on stage
United Kingdom
FEATURE: British Chinese play ‘Forgotten 遗忘’ tells the untold story of the Chinese Labour Corps
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Japanese American playwright Wakako Yamauchi dies aged 93
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Chinese American actress Mai Tai Sing dies aged 94
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David Henry Hwang’s new play ‘Soft Power’ has an almost entirely Asian American cast
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Play about Manchester Chinese restaurant ‘Mountains: The Dreams of Lily Kwok’ tours UK
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Students slam FHSU ‘Mikado’ Japan-themed play for cultural appropriation and racism
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British East Asian theatre playwrights hold Sight/Unseen Drama Conference in London
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George Takei on combatting whitewashing: ‘educate filmmakers about the reality of America’
Interviews
INTERVIEW: M Butterfly playwright David Henry Hwang discusses new book Foreign Goods, Asian representation and Trump
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Diversity improves on broadway except for Asian Americans
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Straight White Men: first every play by an Asian American woman to feature on Broadway
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The Director’s Cut of Center Stage Restores Stanley Kwan’s Ultimate Love Letter to Cinema
Thirty-five years after walkouts nearly ruined its premiere, Hong Kong’s master of melodrama looks back on Ruan Lingyu, Maggie Cheung,
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Returning To ‘The Killing Fields,’ 40 Years Later
Special thanks to Paul Chhorm, Robert Chau, Eng Tang, Avian Munoz, Chaiya, and Monika for sharing your stories. This wouldn’t
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Bowen Yang Set for Broadway Debut in ‘Oh, Mary!’ Following Simu Liu’s Run
Bowen Yang will make his Broadway debut in Oh, Mary! this September, following Simu Liu’s earlier run in the hit
Film & TV
Takashi Miike Takes on ‘Bad Lieutenant’ Legacy with ‘Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo’
Takashi Miike reimagines the “Bad Lieutenant” legacy with Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo, starring Lily James and Shun Ogur
Music
BTS Videos Removed From Grammys Website Following Asian Music Category Boycott
The Recording Academy faces backlash after removing BTS performance videos from its website following the group’s decision to boycott the
Film & TV
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Actor Jacob Batalon Says He was “Hired For The Vibes”
Discover why Jacob Batalon says Marvel Studios "hired him for the vibes" as Ned Leeds in Spider-Man: Brand New Day,
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Stephen Chow Says He “Really Don’t Know How To Act” Despite Legendary Career
Stephen Chow says he “really doesn’t know how to act” despite his legendary comedy career
Film & TV
Jung Hae In and Ha Young Team Up for Unconventional New Netflix Romance ‘Our Sticky Love’
The highly anticipated romantic comedy brings together a sharp-witted prosecutor with amnesia and a suspicious boxing coach in a remote
‘Sung’: Wong Fu Productions to Make First Film in 10 Years as Asian Americans Are “Falling Behind” in Hollywood
Phil Wang says Asian Americans are losing momentum in Hollywood as he launches Sung, an independent film aimed at reshaping
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