East West Players – The Nerds of Color

A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Flower Drum Song’

Despite this new revival of Flower Drum Song having a second revision from David Henry Hwang, no amount of rewrites

Prince Gomolvilas’ Paranormal Inside, now having one of its rolling world premieres at East West Players, achieves the astounding feat

If you’ve ever studied Asian American theatre history, Philip Kan Gotanda‘s Yankee Dawg You Die is one of the pinnacle

To the Los Angeles theatre community, I love you and I adore you. I’ve been part of you for the

Ever since the world premiere of Lauren Yee’s Cambodian Rock Band at the South Coast Repertory back in 2018, there

East West Players, in partnership with AJ Rafael, is thrilled to announce the return of Crazy Talented Asians. This variety

There is a sense of tragedy to acknowledge that whenever there is progress made with any given historically underrepresented community

My biggest and most immediate takeaway after watching the world premiere of Kairos at East West Players is that I

Having its world premiere at the Latino Theater Company and produced in association with East West Players, Tacos LA Brooklyn is

Latino Theater Company will partner with two Los Angeles-based Asian American companies and San Francisco’s Magic Theatre to close out 2023

James Hong needs no introduction. The legendary 93-year old actor, with over 500 credits to his name, is still in

It’s not often we here at The Nerds of Color review theatre performances but once in a while, there comes