Bringing a character to life before a live audience proves challenging enough for most actors.
Even on sunny “Fire Island,” there’s too much shade
Booster has observed to the media that while reading “Pride and Prejudice,” he realized that Austen’s way of showing people being “awful to each other without being awful to each other” is another version of what gays call “shade.”
Massive Monkees Day: An international community event
On Sunday, May 29, the Neptune Theatre in the University District came alive with the sounds of breakbeats as the venue played host to dancers from all over the world for Massive Monkees Day.
Gallery 110 competition spotlights emerging BIPOC artists
“We had always had in our mission…that we want to invite people who didn’t have as many opportunities,” said David Haughton, artist member of Gallery 110, where local artists have come together as a cooperative to support each other and show their art.
Korean Music Association’s 42nd Annual Concert
violinist Lisa An who has been a winner of various competitions including the Washington State MTNA, State OPUS Music Competition, Evergreen Philharmonic Concerto, Eastshore Solo and Ensemble Festival, Russian Chamber Music, Korean Music Association Young Artist, and the Seattle Bach Festival.
A-pop! Hold BTS in your hand this winter! (What happens when you don’t feed them though?)
I know what you’re thinking:
“CAN BTS MEMBERS DIE IN THE NEW TAMAGOTCHIS?”
I don’t know. But I will find out for us. I’ll let you know in October, later this year.
Green Book Tour: Jackson Street after hours, through the ages
We amble down streets, passing buildings, passing vacant lots where buildings once stood. For the most part, we stick to our business, not giving surroundings much of a thought.
Asian stand-up: Two stories, two cultures, two funny ladies
The path to stand-up comedy, like the path to any other creative endeavor, can run along seemingly infinite routes.
Director of ‘Drive My Car’ surprised by Oscar, popularity
Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi says he was surprised by the international popularity of his Oscar-winning film “Drive My Car,” but attributes it to the universality of the short story by Haruki Murakami on which it is based.
White guy doesn’t find his hot Asian wife attractive, WHAT? — A-pop! Cherry-picked AAPI pop culture news!
In this latest column, we learn that Asians are sometimes the victims of themselves (or other Asians)—I mean, obviously in addition to being the victims of white supremacy.
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