A reflection on play and growing up while watching kids dancing in the fountains, by multi-media author Yang-May Ooi It is one of the hottest days of the year. Central London is a white glare of stone and…
Multi-media storyteller Yang-May Ooi recounts how she gave up being sensible and fell into the Cult of the Brompton as part of her project to re-connect with nature. I resisted for a long time. I would look longingly…
Yang-May Ooi’s solo theatre piece is part of the Sight/Unseen Drama Conference on 27 April. An extract from the play, read by Julie Cheung-Inhin, will feature as an introduction to the panel discussion ReTelling Old Tales in Theatre.…
Writer/ performer Yang-May Ooi has signed with UK publisher Aurora Metro for the script of Bound Feet Blues to be included in an upcoming anthology of British East Asian plays. Yang-May writes: Bound Feet Blues: A Life Told…
Multimedia author Yang-May Ooi shares this tech tip on how to use Facebook Live to give a talk and illustrate it with your presentation slides at the same time. Give a Talk or Presentation online using Facebook Live…
Yang-May Ooi, acclaimed writer/ performer of Bound Feet Blues, has joined the the John Thomson Exhibition team multi-media blogger. Multi-media author Yang-May Ooi joins the John Thomson Exhibition Team I’m delighted to be part of Betty Yao’s team…
An unexpected encounter in the park inspires writer Yang-May Ooi to reflect on how it’s never too late to re-discover our wild bodies and remain fit into old age. How to Retain a Wild Body into Old…
Multi-media actionista, Yang-May Ooi, shares why she is giving her time to PAWA (Pan Asian Women’s Associaiton) as their online Magazine Editor – and why she wants you to support PAWA, too Ten years ago, I was invited…
Yang-May Ooi is launching a new podcast soon – South London Voices. Find out more below… Coming Soon! South London Voices Podcast Heads up, everyone! I am developing a new podcast celebrating people in South London and beyond…
“If a tree falls in a forest but it’s not on Facebook, did it really fall at all?” In this long read, creative actionista Yang-May Ooi looks at the existential instinct beneath our constant need to post stuff…