A young East Asian woman is drawing oh her own face with a lipstick in front of a video projection of her face close up, scrutinising her own face.

Camden People’s Theatre blog posts

“Fiercely funny, scathingly satirical and even a bit scary, a brilliantly conceived sci-fi identity quest that lets the audience choose the story.” Daniel York Loh

“I’m Sorry I’m Not Lucy Liu is great fun, but also yields insights into representation and the perception of ESEAs from a White gaze.” Jennifer Lim

“This new play tackles important political issues of race and identity, boldly and playfully.” On Your Side 

A young East-Asian woman is playing the ukulele and singing into the microphone in front of a green-glowing projection of "ASIAN"

More from audience members…

“Innovative, heartfelt and really sweet… the performance was energetic and truthful”

“Interactive, profound, funny and relatable”

“The active participation of the audience brings excitement and enthusiasm to the uncertainty of choices and consequences of decisions.”

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