Boston's Asian American theatre company hands the pen to the women at the center of two towering classics—with a feminist reimagining of the Ramayana and a New England premiere that reinvents King Lear in a Chinatown under threat

A queer Vietnamese sci-fi comedy about gentrification, matriarchy, family business, and AI. May 23 – June 13 at Boston Center for the Arts, Plaza Theatre (Boston, MA)

In partnership with Boston University School of Theatre and Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, catalyzed by The Huntington

September 11 – October 5, 2025, Joan & Edgar Booth Theatre | Tickets on Sale Now

This play will run at the BCA Plaza Theatre (May 16 - 25), Pao Arts Center (May 29 - June 1), and The Umbrella Arts Center (June 5 - 8).

Performances Begin with a Preview Performance on Tuesday, November 12 and Runs Through Saturday, November 30; Official Press Opening on Wednesday, November 13

Two playwrights and two new plays chosen for a collaboration that aims to uplift and center the voices of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) playwrights through the Development and Inkubation Residencies, as a part of Fresh Ink Theatre Company’s 2024 - 25 season.

This highly anticipated production will take the stage in the Black Box Theatre at Boston Center for the Arts from May 23rd to June 1st. Nüwa in Fairyland introduces us to Benji, a Chinese transracial adoptee, whose life takes a magical turn when he is cast as Puck in his high school’s production of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream

CHUANG Stage is pleased to announce it has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) for a Challenge America award of $10,000. This grant will support Found in Translation, a multilingual new play series by Asian American playwrights for Boston's Chinatown.

Inspired by real but under-celebrated history in Boston, The Fortune Teller is a new play that highlights the important legacy of early Chinese immigrants in America.

Explore the intertwined lives of two 1980s queer artists from Hong Kong and West Village in a staged play fusing Cantonese and English