Victoria Moy

Community Contributor

Nancy Ma finds “Home” through her one-woman show about growing up in New York’s Chinatown

A Q&A with Chinese American actress, writer and community organizer Nancy Ma about her autobiographical solo show "Home."

Eric Reyes Loo on writing ‘Death and Cockroaches,’ a provocative play about grief

"Death and Cockroaches" is a raw and moving play about death, grief and "Chexican" identity.

Shakespeare’s “Othello” reimagined in an East Asian dystopian future

A Q&A with Artistic Director Malik B. El-Amin of the Griot Theatre on directing a production of "Othello" entirely comprised of actors of color and featuring women in key roles.

In Review: David Henry Hwang’s ‘Yellow Face’ blends fact and fiction to discuss Asian American identity

'Yellow Face' takes on the discussion of Asian Americans in art and in life with mixed results.

‘For Izzy’ tells the story of a unique family being formed in the 626

Alex Chu's 'For Izzy' tells a story about an unconventional Chinese American family unit seldom seen in Hollywood.

Artistic Director Anderson Le on The 34th Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival

Your complete guide to this year's Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, which runs through May 12.

Q&A with filmmaker Brian Kohne on his Hawaii-made film “Kuleana”

"Kuleana," which premieres at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival on Saturday, is a rare film where a native Hawaiian portrays a Hawaiian protagonist.

Q&A: ‘Yerma in the Desert’ Playwright Oliver Mayer & Co-Director Marlene Forte

Oliver Mayer and Marlene Forte discuss adapting a 1934 Lorca play for contemporary Los Angeles, the play's treatment of infidelity and infertility and showing respect for those doing janitorial and security jobs.

Culture

In Review: ‘This Land’: A Drama Presents 150 Years of Dispossession in Los Angeles

A look at gentrification in Watts, Los Angeles over 150 years.

Culture

Screenwriter L.P. Leung on his Chinese American Western ‘The Jade Pendant’ and its 50-year journey to the screen

L.P. Leung talks with the Alhambra Source about his movie The Jade Pendant, a love and action-adventure story set against the backdrop of the 1871 Los Angeles Chinatown Massacre.