Nothing Without a Company is proud to announce the Chicago premiere of the award winning Not One Batu, written by Co-Artistic Director Hannah Ii-Epstein, directed by Rachel Slavick, in association with cultural specialist Lanialoha Lee and Aloha Center Chicago. Not One Batu is the first full-length Hawaiian Pidgin-English play produced in Chicago, centered around the meth epidemic in Hawai’i and its impact on families for generations. Not One Batu closes July 21st. The play runs Wednesday through Saturday at 7pm, at Berger Park Cultural Center Coach House, 6205 N. Sheridan Rd., Chicago IL. Tickets are available at NothingWithoutaCompany.org. The press opening is Wed, June 27th, 7pm.

Miss Margaret Chong plays Emily Crachet in Goodman Theatre's classic presentation of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" adapted by Tom Creamer and directed by Henry Wishcamper.

On the first Friday of every month Heritage Museum of Asian Art is open late, until 8pm.

Another protest is scheduled for next week in Lincoln Park

Janelle Villas is a Chicago actress starring in The Hypocrites' play, DRACULA, on the Mercury stage.

Long time Chicago actor Anish Jethmalani has been recently named an Associate Artist for TimeLine Theatre, where he acts in "In The Next Room, Or The Vibrator Play".

A multi-talented cast of Chicago actor-musicians - led by Andy Nagraj as Toad and Matthew C. Yee as Frog

What happens when your most beloved childhood character and your favorite adult indulgence meld together? None other than the cutest, most nostalgic, and delicious collaboration ever! Sanrio and Sugarfina have come together and released the new Sanrio Loves Sugarfina collection.

Meet Chicago actress Stephanie Shum, who plays Ann Putnam, Susanna Walcott and Martha Corey in the Steppenwolf for Young Adults

Sophie Ackerman plays young Queen Elizabeth in a non-traditionally cast role in Timeline Theatre's play, "The Audience".

Meet Chinguun Sergelen, a young Chicago actor in the play, "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder presented by Redtwist Theatre, running until October 29, 2017.

Meet MacArthur “Genius” Award-winning choreographer and visual artist Shen Wei.

Meet Harsh Gagoomal, an Indian American actor in "The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity" written by Kristoffer Diaz and directed by Jeremy Aluma for Red Theater. This thrilling play won the Obie Award, the National Latino Playwriting Award, and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist.

The Consulate General of the Philippines in Chicago and the Filipino-American and ASEAN community warmly celebrated the 50th Founding Anniversary of ASEAN

Over 800 people attended the 23rd annual Gala Awards hosted by the Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS) for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month on May 16th.

Kahyun Kim plays pink haired, rockabilly Minnie in the play "Linda Vista" at Steppenwolf Theatre from March 30 - May 21. 2018

"King of the Yees" by Lauren Yee is a touching, hysterical play about a Chinese American father-daughter relationship, playing at the Goodman Theatre from March 31- April 30, 2017.

Joe is a veteran Chicago performer who gives a touching and hilarious performance in A-Squared Theatre's production of American Hwangap, which runs until April 1, 2017.

Deanna is one of Chicago's most accomplished Asian American actresses. She acts in "The Scene" at Writers Theatre, on stage until April 2, 2017.

Peter Kim is a Chicago actor and comedian, performing stand-up, improv and now podcasting his smart humour in Ajumma Podcast. Learn more about this edgy performer and listen to his podcast.

Caroline Chu is a local actress performing in the Chicago premiere of the play, PEERLESS by Jiehae Park.

Steppenwolf Theatre Company welcomes internationally acclaimed playwright and director Young Jean Lee as she directs the Chicago premiere of her play, "Straight White Men".

​Lisa Tejaro is one of Chicago's finest actors, giving what the Chicago Sun-Times calls "a whip-smart, ultimately crushing performance" in The Hypocrites production of "Wit".

Siddhartha Rajan is an actor in "A Disappearing Number" by Complicite at TimeLine Theatre running until April 9, 2017.

Write an essay in a letter format and enter to win in the Letter to My Parents Contest organized by Pilsen Wellness Center, Inc., and Reiyukai Active Care Team (REACT.) Two winners will win a trip to Japan, ten finalists will each receive $50 Gift Certificates, and a Yearlong test-prep course subscription, courtesy of BenchPrep and many more!

Jennifer Kim plays Kendra in the Pulitzer Prize nominated play, "Gloria", written by MacArthur "Genius" grant winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. In this dark comedy, a group of twentysomething editorial assistants skewer the cutthroat, opportunistic culture of modern media.

Tatsu Aoki is a leading advocate for the Asian American community; a prolific composer and performer of traditional and experimental music forms; and a filmmaker and educator.

Chay Yew joined Victory Gardens Theater since 2011 and is its first new Artistic Director in 34 years.

Jennifer Cheung plays Patrice in the award winning play, "Chagrin Falls" with The Agency Theater Collective.

A soon to end kickstarter campaign that is raising money to tell numerous stories from the Philippines, with the challenge of creating the content in various Filipino languages.

Deanna Myers is a bright Korean American adoptee who shines in the play "You on the Moors Now" by The Hypocrites running at The Den Theatre until Sunday, October 30th.

Tammy Duckworth is the U.S Congresswoman for the Eighth District of Illinois.

Pearl Paramadilok is the first Asian American actress to play the lead. Comprised of a series of interrelated scenes, the play traces the coming of age of Heidi Holland, a successful art historian, as she tries to find her bearings in a rapidly changing world.

Stephanie Jae Park is a talented singer, actress, and dancer who shines in the World Premiere musical, "War Paint" from the acclaimed Broadway team of librettist Doug Wright, composer Scott Frankel, lyricist Michael Korie, and director Michael Greif. "War Paint" runs at Goodman Theatre until August 21, 2016 and is the powerful tale of two masters of self-invention who sacrificed everything to become the country’s first major female entrepreneurs.

Helen acts in Christopher Chen's Caught, directed by Seth Bockley for Sideshow Theatre. Caught opens May 29, 2016 and runs through Jul 3, 2016.

Actress: Cheryl HamadaPlay: Chimerica by Lucy Kirkland at Time Line Theatre until July 31, 2016.

Lyric Opera’s grand-scale production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I runs through May 22. Meet the talented Sam Simahk who plays the role of Lun Tha.

We've all had different paths, but two common threads in our paths are the importance of music in Filipino culture and the effect that school has had in guiding us to pursue music.

My father is originally from the Philippines, My mother from Virginia, they met in St. Louis at a hospital where he was a doctor & she was a nurse.

If I haven’t spoken of my darling roommate Elin, I will now. Ms. Yun, Originally from Shang-Hai and has the tastebuds of a humble catfish (Google that), knows how to take over and order for the group.

Meet Julian Chang, a Peruvian-born mega-designer who hails from Miami, where he graduated from Miami International University of Art and Design with a B.A. in Fashion Design.

Meet the talented Ronnie Malley, our featured artist in the "What's Your Story?" series. He is a multi-instrumentalist, performer and teacher who wrote and performs in "ZIRYAB: THE SONGBIRD OF ANDALUSIA", running February 18-28 at Silk Road Rising.

Aurora Adachi-Winter is a bi-racial actress in Chicago playing the role of a bi-racial political activist in the play MUTT running through February 14, 2016. MUTT is a dark comedy about race, homosexuality, political corruption and other contemporary issues you want to see tackled on stage.

The show is "Where Is My Goddamn Coconut: and Other Musings of a Small Brown Woman", and it will be on Saturday, January 23 at 4pm at Heartland Studio Theatre as part of Fillet of Solo.

Catch Stir Friday Night at The Revival theater in Hyde Park December 4, 11 & 18.

Meet Karissa J. Murrell Myers, an actress in the play "Tea", directed by Helen Young and written by Velina Hasu Houston.

If you know me you’ll know that the secret to most of the adventures I have are the people behind the experience. I ate at the Bristol tonight.