Natural Born Nobodies @ Theatre Royal Stratford East
NATURAL BORN NOBODIES (musical theatre in development) Wouldst thou not rather be somebody for a day, rather than a nobody for a lifetime? book & lyrics by Amber Hsu music … Read More >>
Category Archives: Theatre
Publication Day & Launch: Foreign Goods
January 19th is publication day for Foreign Goods, an anthology of dramatic texts from selected British East Asian writers including myself, Kathryn Golding, Cathy Lam, Lucy Chau Lai-Tuen, Tan Suet … Read More >>
Three Tales From Ovid retold by Amber Hsu at the RSC
These new plays for 8-11 year old children (upper KS2) introduce young audiences to a special selection of three tales from Ovid, adapted by Amber Hsu. The stories introduce a … Read More >>
Three Tales from Ovid at the RSC
Thrilled to announce that I’ve been commissioned to adapt a selection of myths from Ovid for young audiences at the RSC! I have been a lifelong fan of the classic myths … Read More >>
Foreign Goods Last Forever 2: Visions Of England
After a sell out show at Theatre503 in 2016, Foreign Goods returns with Visions of England, featuring fully-formed short plays by Chinese and South East Asian playwrights Amal Chatterjee, Kathryn … Read More >>
Bunker Without Borders
“What would a world without borders look like, sound like, feel like, and be like?” The Bunker has partnered with spoken word artist James Chelliah, playwright Firdos Ali, and the … Read More >>
Announcing the Inaugural NMDC Writer’s Lab
It’s MUSICAL THEATRE time! Thrilled to announce I’ve been selected as one of 8 artists for the New Musical Development Collective’s inaugural Musical Theatre Writer’s Lab! (NMDC!) With a year-long … Read More >>
Artists Respond to #Brexit @The National Theatre
I wrote a response piece to #Brexit for Artistic Directors of the Future. It will be performed at the National Theatre on Monday August 1st by Rebecca Boey & Directed … Read More >>
All Roads Are Lined With Teeth
Announcing new work! A collaboration with the glorious dance outfit Sharp & Fine run by sisters Megan Kurashige and Shannon Kurashige, Oakland based composer Aram Shelton, and our marvelous dancers–Sonja Dale, Chelsea … Read More >>
“The Big Idea” at the Royal Court
Thrilled to be writing a piece for The Big Idea programme for Martin McDonagh’s new play Hangmen. The Big Idea is a strand of work at the Royal Court launched during … Read More >>
