Playwright Amy Ng and director Katie Posner bring to life the story of Jiang Qing, Chairman Mao’s fourth wife and the architect of the cultural revolution, and Sun Weishi, China’s first female theatre director. Here is why it’s worth checking out.
The Craft of Carpentry: Drawing Life from Japan’s Forests exhibits the precious connection between the archipelago and its trees.
After two decades as one of the best known indie bands in Mandopop, the prolific sodagreen chats to &ASIAN about their long career ahead of their first ever concert in the UK.
Get ready to meet playwright Amy Ng, whose new play Shanghai Dolls opens next week in London!
The brains behind fashion house Syra J, Shery Lau, sits down for an exclusive interview with &ASIAN’s Sonal Lad to talk about her decades of creating inspiring, detailed, and gasp-worthy fashion.
Linder’s first retrospective arrives at the Hayward Gallery, showcasing a thoughtful commentary on how women’s bodies are percieved.
The American artist’s newest exhibition is a celebration of the lives and identities of Black women today. Here are five reasons it is a must-see.
As her feature film debut, Santosh, rolls out to critical acclaim, director Sandhya Suri sits down with us to talk about her work in documentaries, her inspiration for the movie and Indian women in the media today.
Seven months after their ever-fabulous “CRAZY” era, the girls are back with something even hotter.
Riding on a wave of critical acclaim for her breathtaking performance in the film Santosh, actress Shahana Goswami is the best she’s ever been.
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