Lucy Sheen

Episode 10 of the Respect Due podcast, hosted by Museum of Colour, titled "Lucy Sheen" was published on September 13, 2021 and runs 27 minutes.

September 13, 2021 ·27m · Respect Due

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Summary

Samenua Sesher speaks with the incomparable Lucy Sheen. Lucy is an actor in film, TV and theatre. Her first major professional acting role was the lead in the groundbreaking British feature film Ping Pong (1986), directed by Po-Chih Leong. She has performed in some of the UK’s most prestigious theatres: the National, the RSC and the Bristol Old Vic, to name but a few. She is also a writer and activist, campaigning for better representation of British East and South East Asian people in the creative industries. Lucy was born in Hong Kong but was brought to the UK in the 1960s as part of the ‘Hong Kong Project’ - the first official programme of transracial adoption. She continues to advocate for adoptee rights today.  Lucy Sheen was nominated by BESEA.N https://www.besean.co.uk/. BESEA.N is a grassroots movement, created to shine a light on Britain's East and South East Asians.  This episode is presented by Samenua Sesher and produced by Stella Sabin. It is a production for the Museum of Colour www.museumofcolour.org.uk The music in this series is by Soweto Kinch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Description

Samenua Sesher speaks with the incomparable Lucy Sheen.

Lucy is an actor in film, TV and theatre. Her first major professional acting role was the lead in the groundbreaking British feature film Ping Pong (1986), directed by Po-Chih Leong. She has performed in some of the UK’s most prestigious theatres: the National, the RSC and the Bristol Old Vic, to name but a few. She is also a writer and activist, campaigning for better representation of British East and South East Asian people in the creative industries. Lucy was born in Hong Kong but was brought to the UK in the 1960s as part of the ‘Hong Kong Project’ - the first official programme of transracial adoption. She continues to advocate for adoptee rights today.

Lucy Sheen was nominated by BESEA.N https://www.besean.co.uk/. BESEA.N is a grassroots movement, created to shine a light on Britain's East and South East Asians.

This episode is presented by Samenua Sesher and produced by Stella Sabin. It is a production for the Museum of Colour www.museumofcolour.org.uk

The music in this series is by Soweto Kinch.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.