Performing Arts

The Cambodian master musician's performance at Asia Society New York, now available in full, gets a shout out from the New York Times.

Thirteen-year-old Lianyun Wu of China is recognized for her work preserving cultural heritage at a White House ceremony.

Not everyone is happy with casting decisions when England's Royal Shakespeare Company mounts a new production of a famous Chinese play.

A unique Hong Kong-based troupe traces the connections from South Asia, along the Silk Road, all the way to Spanish flamenco.

Noori's members Ali Noor, Ali Hamza and Gumby discuss how their personal musical influences have played a big role in their unique sound.

As a classic tale of the American South comes to Asia Society Hong Kong's stage, we interview its two co-directors.

An Indonesian puppet theater uses an unconventional medium to portray a period of political turmoil.

Asia Society's Rachel Cooper shares some insights into Nan Jombang, performing at Asia Society New York on October 6.

The first week of October brings two exciting contemporary Indonesian groups to New York.

Traditional Javanese shadow puppetry comes to New York

Wang talked about his passion for music, memories meeting Isaac Stern, journey to international prominence, and performed four short music pieces.

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