Yun Theatre’s production of “In Between,” a set of new migration-themed short plays, began with a program, plus a fortune cookie, plus and an admonition from the ticket seller to pay particular attention to the cookie’s fortune.
“Meg 2: The Trench,” a joint China-US endeavor, packed with thrills
I love the way “Meg 2: The Trench” starts out.
“Renegade Edo” Japanese art exhibition at SAM Asian links closely to local Asian artists
Seattle Asian Art Museum (SAM Asian) never fails to impress and “Renegade Edo and Paris: Japanese Prints and Toulouse-Lautrec” (“Renegade Edo”), running until Dec. 3, is no exception.
In new animated Monkey King movie, AAPI voice acting guarantees enjoyment
“I love it when people tell me what I can’t do.”
“In Between”: A striking, shifting look at migration
Yun Theatre’s new production, “In Between,” features seven short plays from seven different playwrights, all on the subject of migration. But the show’s director and Yun co-founder, Christie Zhao, affirms that the theme struck her close to home.
“Love in Taipei” is an armchair visit to Taipei for teens finding their way in life
If you’re planning a trip to Taipei, you might want to watch this movie first, or as part of your pre-departure ritual.
“Sadako and the Cranes”: A Peace Park dance for hope and memory
Local dancer and choreographer Gabrielle Nomura Gainor claims Japanese, Filipino, and Caucasian blood.
Engaged for 19 years, Michelle Yeoh finally ties the knot!
Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh and her long-time love, ex-Ferrari CEO Jean Todt married in an intimate ceremony in Geneva on Thursday—19 years after he proposed.
Randall Park’s directorial debut, “Shortcomings”: flawed people, real issues
It’s worth discussing similarities and differences between acclaimed graphic novel, “Shortcomings,” by Adrian Tomine and Randall Park’s movie-directing debut, “Shortcomings,” starring Justin H. Min as Ben, Ally Maki as Miko, and Sherry Cola as Alice.
“Barbie” the movie mixes pink and blue and a little bit of brown
The lyrics of “Barbie Girl” by Aqua are probably sarcastic, but maybe fans of the song, and Barbie, like being on both sides of the fence—living in a “plastic world,” wearing pink and glitter, appealing to objectified fantasies, while equally advocating for “Not a Barbie Girl” by Ava Max, where the speaker protests she lives in her own world and won’t do whatever Ken wants.
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