Yin Ting Lau

&ASIAN chats with Steady Holiday aka Andrea “Dre” Babinski about the tears, the growth and the journey towards self-confidence which brought us her heartbreakingly transcendent new LP.

Ahead of the London premiere of his new play “No Particular Order,” UK-based Singaporean playwright Joel Tan shares his thoughts on code-switching, bending time on a stage and the distorting effects of an audience’s gaze.

&ASIAN chats with musician and writer John Tsung about his inherited love for immigrant histories, transcending the boundaries of genre and identity, and making artistic homage to both the past and the future.

In an interview with &ASIAN, British actor Jonny Khan tells all about his experiences as an actor in the world of theatre post-covid, and dishes on starring in Tom Wright’s new play ‘Very Special Guest Star.’

TV Host Jelisa Shanjana has crafted a successful career in TV and broadcasting despite a degree in law suggesting she might go down a different path. She tells Yin Ting Lau about a life in the public eye, championing women's voices and the importance of stepping back from social media.

The actor-writer chatted with &ASIAN about industry differences across the pond, her favourite past gigs and exploring her sexy side.

In an interview with &ASIAN's Yin Ting Lau, Hmong-Australian playwright Michelle Lee chats about her experiences as an Asian writer, and which of her experiences and inspirations influenced her brand new play, 'RICE'.

An unforgiving look into our present and possible futures, NPO’s set design and performance-driven casting reminds us that the line between theatre and real life exists only in our minds.

After a fascinating career that saw Sumalee Montano quit a highly lucrative investment banking job to transition into being a successful voiceover actress, she now steps even more into the spotlight as she takes on the role of Inoue Sato in the new adaptation of Dan Brown's 'The Lost Symbol'. Here, she sits down with &ASIAN's Yin Ting Lau to chat about representation, being part of such a well-known story, and much more.

As the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics finally get underway this summer, &ASIAN spotlights a few Asian athletes that might go under your radar. In this week’s issue, we highlight Yu Chui Yee, one of Hong Kong’s most decorated Paralympians.

&ASIAN chats with renowned director Keng Sen Ong on artmaking within capitalism, the transcendence of cultural exchange and the timeless tension of being one in a collective.

The TikTok phenomenon chats to &ASIAN about mental health, dealing with online fame, and what magic can be found in his upcoming sophomore album, 'BAD SON'.

The Mackie Doll of Drag Race Season 13 is proud of her voice, and bolder than ever.

The streaming giant brings to life a show about the franchise it helped kill. Helmed by some of the biggest comedic talent in front of and behind the camera, does the show do the legendary Blockbuster chain justice?

&ASIAN visits the Metropolitan Museum of Art to contemplate the timeless nature of the kimono.

In an interview with &ASIAN, British actor Safiyya Ingar charms us with her endless passion and vulnerability as we discuss post-COVID theatre, history GCSEs and embracing their success.

The newest episode of Freeform’s Good Trouble pulls off a beautiful depiction of the Lunar New Year holiday. We sit down with one of the stars of the show - Sherry Cola - to talk about Asian representation, queer Asians in TV and all the cultural nuances you can find in the episode.

Queenie Ting Kung Ni is one of Malaysia's biggest up-and-coming hopes in athletics, smashing National Records in the discus throw in the 2019 SEA Games. As she sets her sights on the 2023 Asian Games and the 2024 Olympics, she tells us all about what makes or breaks an elite discus thrower.

&ASIAN sits down with old soul actor Allegra Teo to chat about growing up on set, staying grounded off set, and her two feature film projects both screening at CinefestOZ 2022!

In an interview with &ASIAN, creator-performer Hannah Kumari shares how her experiences as a mixed race footie fan inspired ‘ENG-ER-LAND’, an unmissable new play that seeks to bridge the gap between callous banter and true acceptance.

Our favourite baker is back! Combining two of her passions, season nine’s Great British Bake-Off finalist Kim-Joy has just released a cooperative card game called “Kim-Joy’s Magic Bakery,” a light-hearted adventure complete with adorable animal customers lining up for your beautiful bakes, so of course, we had to a take a look!

In the second of a two part series with some movers and shakers at Netflix UK, &ASIAN sits down with Aneeka Verma from Film Publicity (EMEA).

Leading up to the release of Netflix’s live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop, &ASIAN attended the virtual listening party for Steve Aoki’s exclusive remix of “Tank!”, where the DJ and the show's star John Cho chatted about the new adaptation, representation and more. Yin Ting Lau reports back below...

Starring in hot new detective show Reasonable Doubt, Tim Jo opens up about his new role, the beauty of POC-centred creativity and how to live a truly happy life.

At the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Keng Sen Ong’s production of ‘Trojan Women’ stages a fearless defence of art.

&ASIAN is joined by playwright Kyo Choi and artistic director Kumiko Mendl for a discussion on Choi's new play ‘The Apology’ and what it means to be feminine in the East Asian diaspora.

As the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics finally get underway this summer, &ASIAN spotlights a few Asian athletes that might go under your radar. In this week’s issue, we highlight Chimi Dema, one of Bhutan’s Paralympic stars.