Bri Ng Schwartz

Bri Ng Schwartz is a writer and arts administrator based in Brooklyn. Her writing has included artist interviews and profiles, music festival and theater reviews. She has been featured in publications including Mixed Asian Media, LADYGUNN, The Amp and more. She is also the education and community outreach manager at Primary Stages. Follow her on instagram at @bri.ng.schwartz and check out her writing at https://linktr.ee/BreezeLinktree.

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Yves on the rise with pop hit after hit

The K-pop girl group member-turned-soloist chats with JoySauce about her latest EP, collaborations, and more

Two musicians perform energetically on stage; one plays electric guitar while kneeling, the other, dressed in white, sits on the floor singing passionately. A backup group and musical equipment are visible in the background.

Hillari takes New York by storm with first international tour date

The singer-songwriter discusses her international debut, her European tour dates this past summer, and more

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How Jade LeMac overcame stage fright while touring over the summer

The singer-songwriter discusses her summer performances, new EP, “It’s Always at Night,” and her mixed Asian heritage

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Head in the Clouds Festival makes its Brooklyn debut at Under the K Bridge

The 88Rising music festival returned to New York earlier this month and featured artists from a variety of genres

A close up of Myra Molloy in character as Euridyce.

Myra Molloy takes on the Underworld as Euridyce in Broadway’s ‘Hadestown’

The actress has made her Broadway debut as the first Thai Eurydice in “Hadestown”

Conrad Ricamora stands below a sign that reads “5 Tony Award Nominations Including”

Conrad Ricamora on authenticity and the fluidity of identity

The theater and TV icon discusses the success of his current Broadway hit, “Oh! Mary,” his heavy-hitting creative projects from over the years, and this year’s Tony Awards

Jolene Purdy has sold her soul to her creative practice

The actress discusses her new role as Midge on “The Bondsman,” lessons learned on set, and longevity in the entertainment industry

Actress Chelsea Muirhead in teal hospital scrubs on the show "Pulse."

Chelsea Muirhead on telling human stories on Netflix’s ‘Pulse’

The actress discusses her new role as Dr. Sophie Chan in the medical drama and how the world of the show resembles her own

Nick Pugliese as Charley in "School Spirits."

Nick Pugliese’s creative spirit shines in ‘School Spirits’

The actor and writer sits down to talk about season two of “School Spirits,” his artistic background and mixed identity

Darren Criss embraces technology and his mixed heritage in his return to Broadway

The iconic actor spills on his robotic role in “Maybe Happy Ending” and what he hopes audiences learn from it

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Broadway’s a family business for Jon Jon and Isa Briones

The two actors talk about their experience performing together in “Hadestown,” growing together in their artistry, and their experiences as Asian performers

Someone off-camera holds a copy of "Year of the Cicada" up while Mei-Mei Holland smiles in the background, wearing a red and black plaid button-down with her hair in a ponytail.

Mei-Mei Holland and the lifecycle of a poet

In celebration of her debut poetry collection, “Year of the Cicada,” the poet reflects on finding her voice over the years, learning more about herself and her family along the way