Sonny Leong and Ed Miliband As the British local and European elections heave into view, watched closely for how likely the 2015 general election is to yield victory for feudal baron David Cameron or milquetoast Ed Miliband, here’s my South China Morning Post column from last year in which the Chair of Chinese for Labour […]
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Only a few more days of the Early Bird price on Charles Shaar Murray’s essential Hothouse writing course in leafy West Hampstead. Learn from the mahstah! Legendary writer Charles Shaar Murray teaches his essential “Journalism as Craft and Art” writing masterclasses in north London. He shares rigorous, hard-headed journalistic craft to bring literary quality into even
Anna Chen – 5 May 2014 Gemma Chan and David Yip in Yellow Face, opening at the National Theatre Shed tonight. Here’s wishing that the cast of Yellow Face, by Tony-Award winner David Henry Hwang, break a leg in style when they open tonight at the National Theatre Shed. I thoroughly enjoyed the play when it
Yellow Face by David Henry Hwang opens tonight National Theatre Shed for 3 weeks Read More »
It’s been a nightmare couple of months. Events that seem to confirm we are in fact trapped inside the dystopian fever-dream of a comatose science fiction writer are coming at us in an intensifying wave of horror. I’m marking this current wave from the disappearance of Malaysian Flight MH370 on 8th March with 239 passengers
Looking forward to seeing Class War liven up the general election. “Because all the other candidates are SCUM!” With very few exceptions, I’d say they were cutting with the overall mood. If you don’t like the sentiment, then make sure your candidate does their job, represents their constituency, protects the rights of their voters rather
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Anna Chen performs poetry for the YW8 launch at The Proud Archivist in east London tomorrow. I’ll be doing some of the funnier poetry. It’s a new arts centre on the Regents Canal just off Kingland Road, near where I was born and raised, a po’ Chinese Brit gurl in deepest Hackney. Although the gig
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