Press

Screen Daily: Shin-Fei Chen is nominated for Best Actress for DYSPHORIA at the BAFTA-qualifying British Urban Film Festival. DYSPHORIA is also nominated for Best Short Film (director: Yennis Cheung).

Prolific North: Shin-Fei Chen & Yennis Cheung develop work as part of Saffron Cherry Productions’ slate.

CHINESE BURN

The Guardian: We Female Screenwriters Need TV to Change

Chinese Burn Nominated for Edinburgh TV Festival’s Debbies Award (Debut Writer Category)

Observer TV reviews: The week in TV

Deadline: BBC Serves Up 12 Comedy Pilots

BBC Radio 4 – Front Row – Chinese Characters on TV

BBC 中文網：《逐夢摩女》顛覆華裔傳統形像引發爭議

iNews: Chinese Burn: the new BBC comedy aiming to smash East Asian stereotypes

BBC描述中国女孩在伦敦的丧生活，玻璃心可千万别看

The Guardian: ‘Sweet, innocent, good at ping pong? Screw that!’ The new show savaging Chinese stereotypes

British Comedy Guide: BBC Three Announces New Show ‘Chinese Burn’

BBC Media Centre: Shane Allen Announces Twelve Comedy Pilots Across BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Three

每日頭條： 英國BBC出新劇了，這次主角居然全是華人！

THREE SISTERS (LYRIC THEATRE BELFAST)

Exeunt Magazine: ‘…Shin-Fei Chen, looking back from the present with warmth but also curiously elegiac’

The Big List NI: ‘Anyone who has moved abroad to start a new life in a new culture will feel what Siu Jing feels – and Shin-Fei Chen deserves special mention for conveying this.’

The Guardian: ‘Compelling’

The Irish News: ‘The sister-in-law, now Chinese born, took us beyond the fourth wall and into the house where all the desperation and longing was about to take place. Shin-Fei Chen as Siu Jing delivered the piece to audience well.’ 

AVENUE Q (UPSTAIRS AT THE GATEHOUSE)

WhatsOnStage: ‘Chen, especially, gets plenty of belly laughs every time that she is onstage.’