Introduction Anna Chen’s blog. Writes and presents programmes for BBC Radio 4. First British Chinese comedian to write and perform at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Suzy Wrong — Human Cannon, 1994) and appear on British television (Fist Of Fun, 1995). Writes and performs poetry. Madam Miaow casts a sharp eye over the political and cultural landscape and takes a scalpel and a shotgun to the guilty parties.
“Just imagine, the whole place being upset by one little Chinese girl in the scullery.” (Piccadilly, 1929)
Has written for New Internationalist magazine, the South China Morning Post, Tribune, the Guardian. Writer and presenter for BBC Radio 4
Taken from Madam Miaow Says
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Seumas Milne on 9/11: some comrades more equal than others
Takeaway review: Theatre Royal Stratford East
Looting and the UK riots: as above, so below
Rupert Murdoch: ain’t our democracy wonderful?
All the tea in China: the return of the East India Company
Is China a responsible stakeholder? Chatham House report review
Ai Weiwei: the Monkey King goes missing
Working for the Clampdown: Niall Ferguson’s testosterone theory of history
Orange Tone: a poem about perma-tanned politicians
Militarised Hamlet at the National Theatre: review
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