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ACTOR PLAYWRIGHT SINGER

ANDY LAW

You realize this is the last moment of this dream. You were just talking with friends about how uncertain you feel about the future. That too, was part of your dream and you realize everything‘s gonna return to normal tomorrow, at least for a while. You never want to say goodbye to all these people that you love Kathy Erdem Zoe Burak Ashley Qixuan Ethan. I admire all of them. Yes this dream is coming to an end. I don’t know how everything’s going to turn out, but I’ll fight to make this happen again.

📸 @famosproductions

You realize this is the last moment of this dream. You were just talking with friends about how uncertain you feel about the future. That too, was part of your dream and you realize everything‘s gonna return to normal tomorrow, at least for a while. You never want to say goodbye to all these people that you love Kathy Erdem Zoe Burak Ashley Qixuan Ethan. I admire all of them. Yes this dream is coming to an end. I don’t know how everything’s going to turn out, but I’ll fight to make this happen again.

📸 @famosproductions

12/21, 22 Tongues: Grand Street Settlement edition:
This time I had the chance to do this performance together with these New York seniors. It wasn’t just a performance. Over the course of twelve weeks, we got to know each other little by little, sharing our life stories. After telling them, we translated them, then told them again—back and forth, endlessly. Spending time with them, I felt as if I was inside a kind of cycle.

They are at an old age, while I’m only 25. But as I kept listening to their stories, I began to notice a pattern. What I’m going through right now seems to be just a small part of what they are describing—their entire lives. There are deaths and farewells, and also the beginnings of new stages in life. They feel like a reflection of my own life, and I, too, am a reflection of theirs.

Looking at their faces and listening to their voices, even though everyone speaks with a different tone and style—some quiet, some talking nonstop—silence doesn’t mean they have nothing to say. You can tell from their reactions whether the life stories being retold by others have something to do with them or not.

This project wasn’t some big production, nor was it the kind of theatre or film I usually imagine myself doing. But can the emotional power of the stories they told really be compared to that of scripted drama? And are the audience’s responses something that should make me rethink what theatre actually means?
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今次有機會同一啲阿婆阿姨阿叔一齊做呢個表演，其實唔單止只係一個表演。十二個禮拜嘅時間我哋由淺至深認識大家，講吓人生故事，然後講完又翻譯翻譯又再講講嚟講去都講唔完同佢哋一齊相處，我就覺得好似自己係一個輪迴咁佢哋一把年紀我仲係25歲，但我聽嚟聽吓嗰啲故事總有一個規律。我諗我而家經歷緊嘅嘢淨係佢哋講緊佢哋一生經歷緊嘅嘢當中有死亡又告別，有人生新階段嘅開始佢哋就好似我自己人生嘅倒影而我亦都係佢哋嘅倒影望見佢哋嘅面上聽佢哋嘅聲音雖然每一個人講嘅語氣同埋表達方式都好唔同有啲沉默有啲一輪嘴咁講，但沉默唔代表佢哋冇嘢講，你可以從佢哋嘅反應得知其他人斷述嘅人生故事同佢哋有冇有關呢？呢個project雖然唔係啲咩大製作亦都唔係我成日想像自己做嘅話劇或者電影但係佢哋講嘅故事同話劇感染力又有冇得比呢？觀眾嘅迴響亦值唔值得我深思話劇嘅定義呢?

My gang @hakuna_ritata @rubydubi_wang @yejia_is_missing @yibinbillwang @miyaisontheroof @omraj_raut

12/21, 22 Tongues: Grand Street Settlement edition:
This time I had the chance to do this performance together with these New York seniors. It wasn’t just a performance. Over the course of twelve weeks, we got to know each other little by little, sharing our life stories. After telling them, we translated them, then told them again—back and forth, endlessly. Spending time with them, I felt as if I was inside a kind of cycle.

They are at an old age, while I’m only 25. But as I kept listening to their stories, I began to notice a pattern. What I’m going through right now seems to be just a small part of what they are describing—their entire lives. There are deaths and farewells, and also the beginnings of new stages in life. They feel like a reflection of my own life, and I, too, am a reflection of theirs.

Looking at their faces and listening to their voices, even though everyone speaks with a different tone and style—some quiet, some talking nonstop—silence doesn’t mean they have nothing to say. You can tell from their reactions whether the life stories being retold by others have something to do with them or not.

This project wasn’t some big production, nor was it the kind of theatre or film I usually imagine myself doing. But can the emotional power of the stories they told really be compared to that of scripted drama? And are the audience’s responses something that should make me rethink what theatre actually means?
*
今次有機會同一啲阿婆阿姨阿叔一齊做呢個表演，其實唔單止只係一個表演。十二個禮拜嘅時間我哋由淺至深認識大家，講吓人生故事，然後講完又翻譯翻譯又再講講嚟講去都講唔完同佢哋一齊相處，我就覺得好似自己係一個輪迴咁佢哋一把年紀我仲係25歲，但我聽嚟聽吓嗰啲故事總有一個規律。我諗我而家經歷緊嘅嘢淨係佢哋講緊佢哋一生經歷緊嘅嘢當中有死亡又告別，有人生新階段嘅開始佢哋就好似我自己人生嘅倒影而我亦都係佢哋嘅倒影望見佢哋嘅面上聽佢哋嘅聲音雖然每一個人講嘅語氣同埋表達方式都好唔同有啲沉默有啲一輪嘴咁講，但沉默唔代表佢哋冇嘢講，你可以從佢哋嘅反應得知其他人斷述嘅人生故事同佢哋有冇有關呢？呢個project雖然唔係啲咩大製作亦都唔係我成日想像自己做嘅話劇或者電影但係佢哋講嘅故事同話劇感染力又有冇得比呢？觀眾嘅迴響亦值唔值得我深思話劇嘅定義呢?

My gang @hakuna_ritata @rubydubi_wang @yejia_is_missing @yibinbillwang @miyaisontheroof @omraj_raut

🦁👑

Many thanks @don_munro

🦁👑

Many thanks @don_munro

Mid day finds…

Summer of 2024 in Harlem.

Mid day finds…

Summer of 2024 in Harlem.

One Song Glory - Rent

@donttellmamanewyorkcity @itsme_julieb

One Song Glory - Rent

@donttellmamanewyorkcity @itsme_julieb

I’m not sitting on my laurels. I’m writing about my feelings after Thank You For Listening, a community based play. It’s a weird feeling to stick with a “community” when I’ve left my hometown. As if I couldn’t believe that I belong. As if everything given isn’t permanent. Good times do pass, they pass way faster than tough times. That’s why I’m not letting this one slide. So this can be my remedy when tough time comes. “Hey, at least I’ve had this before.” “At least I’ve done a show that means so much to me.”It’s not made-up, this story. It’s breathed with life from people. That much I know. Wow, damn, what an honor.

I’m not sitting on my laurels. I’m writing about my feelings after Thank You For Listening, a community based play. It’s a weird feeling to stick with a “community” when I’ve left my hometown. As if I couldn’t believe that I belong. As if everything given isn’t permanent. Good times do pass, they pass way faster than tough times. That’s why I’m not letting this one slide. So this can be my remedy when tough time comes. “Hey, at least I’ve had this before.” “At least I’ve done a show that means so much to me.”It’s not made-up, this story. It’s breathed with life from people. That much I know. Wow, damn, what an honor.

6/14 Tongues @tongues_art
Thank you for such a beautiful gathering about mother tongue and recognizing our roots. Especially this iteration I've experienced real growth. The vibes in the room were priceless and unfathomable unless you're there.

Thank you for those who came to support. The show is only meaningful with you all. 多謝各位大佬大姐

Director: @yibinbillwang
@rubydubi_w606 @yejia_is_missing
Stage manager @itsqixuan
Lighting design @kristenpaigework
Set design @joycezhuosihe
📸 Nuzzi Li

6/14 Tongues @tongues_art
Thank you for such a beautiful gathering about mother tongue and recognizing our roots. Especially this iteration I've experienced real growth. The vibes in the room were priceless and unfathomable unless you're there.

Thank you for those who came to support. The show is only meaningful with you all. 多謝各位大佬大姐

Director: @yibinbillwang
@rubydubi_w606 @yejia_is_missing
Stage manager @itsqixuan
Lighting design @kristenpaigework
Set design @joycezhuosihe
📸 Nuzzi Li

6/20 Thank You for Listening ‘25 , at Sara Roosevelt Park “the pit” @remotetheater 合同 The Open Door Senior Center人瑞中心

This project means a lot to me. From workshopping to writing to actually putting it in my body is such a ride but a rich adventure. I’m beyond humbled to listening to everyone’s story at the Open Door Senior. In no position am I to ask for your permission to put some of your words into an art piece but it made me cry and smile to just accept the love you have for your little comrade from the Chinese family. Thank you thank you thank you for letting me listen to you.

Stay tuned for more and hope to see you there 🤞🏼🤞🏼
@cocoh_1226 @dextercrayton @alexandra.aron.7 @darlenisduran @chrisbisram_

6/20 Thank You for Listening ‘25 , at Sara Roosevelt Park “the pit” @remotetheater 合同 The Open Door Senior Center人瑞中心

This project means a lot to me. From workshopping to writing to actually putting it in my body is such a ride but a rich adventure. I’m beyond humbled to listening to everyone’s story at the Open Door Senior. In no position am I to ask for your permission to put some of your words into an art piece but it made me cry and smile to just accept the love you have for your little comrade from the Chinese family. Thank you thank you thank you for letting me listen to you.

Stay tuned for more and hope to see you there 🤞🏼🤞🏼
@cocoh_1226 @dextercrayton @alexandra.aron.7 @darlenisduran @chrisbisram_

THE SWEAT SHOP - NY film fest debut.

Thank you @bigapplefilmfestival

THE SWEAT SHOP - NY film fest debut.

Thank you @bigapplefilmfestival

Absolutely thrilled THE SWEAT SHOP is selected to premiere at the @bigapplefilmfestival from 5/12 - 5/15!!

I’m beyond inspired and humbled by the whole creative crew and the power couple @inspiredexercisenyc & @yvonpearson who made it possible. Thank you and stay tuned for more 🤞🏼✊🏼

Absolutely thrilled THE SWEAT SHOP is selected to premiere at the @bigapplefilmfestival from 5/12 - 5/15!!

I’m beyond inspired and humbled by the whole creative crew and the power couple @inspiredexercisenyc & @yvonpearson who made it possible. Thank you and stay tuned for more 🤞🏼✊🏼

4/18 - 4/19 Scenes from Interior Chinatown presented by @mocanyc

Very honored and grateful I get to be a part of this amazing team. Love y’all who came and supported.

📸 @lonfom

4/18 - 4/19 Scenes from Interior Chinatown presented by @mocanyc

Very honored and grateful I get to be a part of this amazing team. Love y’all who came and supported.

📸 @lonfom

[4/5/25 - 4/20/25 weekends] Chain Theater NY Fringe Festival: Pain Inc. — one more to go

[4/5/25 - 4/20/25 weekends] Chain Theater NY Fringe Festival: Pain Inc. — one more to go

@mocanyc [LINK IN BIO] 4/18 - 4/19
MOCA PERFORMS – Scenes from Interior Chinatown, a dynamic performance that brings select acts from Interior Chinatown to life. Featuring an ensemble of actors, the program transforms MOCA’s exhibitions into a living stage, offering an immersive theatrical experience.

BOOK SYNOPSIS
Willis Wu doesn’t perceive himself as the protagonist in his own life: he’s merely Generic Asian Man. Sometimes he gets to be Background Oriental Making a Weird Face or even Disgraced Son, but always he is relegated to a prop. Yet every day, he leaves his tiny room in a Chinatown SRO and enters the Golden Palace restaurant, where Black and White, a procedural cop show, is in perpetual production. He’s a bit player here, too, but he dreams of being Kung Fu Guy—the most respected role that anyone who looks like him can attain. Or is it?

After stumbling into the spotlight, Willis finds himself launched into a wider world than he’s ever known, discovering not only the secret history of Chinatown, but the buried legacy of his own family. Infinitely inventive and deeply personal, exploring the themes of pop culture, assimilation, and immigration—Interior Chinatown is Charles Yu’s most moving, daring, and masterful novel yet.

@mocanyc [LINK IN BIO] 4/18 - 4/19
MOCA PERFORMS – Scenes from Interior Chinatown, a dynamic performance that brings select acts from Interior Chinatown to life. Featuring an ensemble of actors, the program transforms MOCA’s exhibitions into a living stage, offering an immersive theatrical experience.

BOOK SYNOPSIS
Willis Wu doesn’t perceive himself as the protagonist in his own life: he’s merely Generic Asian Man. Sometimes he gets to be Background Oriental Making a Weird Face or even Disgraced Son, but always he is relegated to a prop. Yet every day, he leaves his tiny room in a Chinatown SRO and enters the Golden Palace restaurant, where Black and White, a procedural cop show, is in perpetual production. He’s a bit player here, too, but he dreams of being Kung Fu Guy—the most respected role that anyone who looks like him can attain. Or is it?

After stumbling into the spotlight, Willis finds himself launched into a wider world than he’s ever known, discovering not only the secret history of Chinatown, but the buried legacy of his own family. Infinitely inventive and deeply personal, exploring the themes of pop culture, assimilation, and immigration—Interior Chinatown is Charles Yu’s most moving, daring, and masterful novel yet.

3/7-3/9 A Sketch of New York

@a_sketch_of_new_york

3/7-3/9 A Sketch of New York

@a_sketch_of_new_york

Pain Inc. [LINK IN BIO] (4/5-4/20 weekends) by @sam.i.am.bo
A hundred years in the future, there is a pill, taken at birth, that prevents humans from getting any of the bad feelings- sadness, anger, gassiness, and more. That is, if you are rich enough to pay the price. And now, frankly, the rich are bored. Before you ask, don’t worry- this play is not a metaphor for anything.

Pain Inc. [LINK IN BIO] (4/5-4/20 weekends) by @sam.i.am.bo
A hundred years in the future, there is a pill, taken at birth, that prevents humans from getting any of the bad feelings- sadness, anger, gassiness, and more. That is, if you are rich enough to pay the price. And now, frankly, the rich are bored. Before you ask, don’t worry- this play is not a metaphor for anything.

Hi friends. I’m glad to announce my debut in @a_sketch_of_new_york at the Producer’s Club!

🌻SEE LINK IN BIO🌻

Please note that I’ll only be in the LATE SHOWS of each night when you get the tickets.

Fri, 3/7 at 9:30pm EST
Sat, 3/8 at 9:30pm EST
Sun, 3/9 at 4:30pm EST

See you there :)

Hi friends. I’m glad to announce my debut in @a_sketch_of_new_york at the Producer’s Club!

🌻SEE LINK IN BIO🌻

Please note that I’ll only be in the LATE SHOWS of each night when you get the tickets.

Fri, 3/7 at 9:30pm EST
Sat, 3/8 at 9:30pm EST
Sun, 3/9 at 4:30pm EST

See you there :)

Maria
from West Side Story
(Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Sondheim)
#actingthesong #LorraineSerabian

Maria
from West Side Story
(Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Sondheim)
#actingthesong #LorraineSerabian

Move On
from Sunday In the Park with George.
Written by Stephen Sondheim
With @ayakayamamoto_

Move On
from Sunday In the Park with George.
Written by Stephen Sondheim
With @ayakayamamoto_

It’s been a ride.

To be continued.

Thank you @hbstudionyc

It’s been a ride.

To be continued.

Thank you @hbstudionyc

11/24 at 6pm EST, HB Playwrights Theatre
Mrs Dally has a Lover
@bonecaqueen
Directed by @tatarburaknyc

Link in Bio

11/24 at 6pm EST, HB Playwrights Theatre
Mrs Dally has a Lover
@bonecaqueen
Directed by @tatarburaknyc

Link in Bio

A little showcase.

A little showcase.

They said black t shirt is boring 🤷🏻‍♂️

@studiococonyc

They said black t shirt is boring 🤷🏻‍♂️

@studiococonyc

@studiococonyc ❤️

@studiococonyc ❤️

2023 Acting reel 🎥🎞️

2023 Acting reel 🎥🎞️

2023 HB Core - The Seagull
NYC, be back real soon!!

2023 HB Core - The Seagull
NYC, be back real soon!!

Waseda Institute Players presents: Midsummer Night’s Dream OUT NOW

Link in bio

#wasedauniversity #shakespeare #midsummernightsdream #wasedainstituteplayer

Waseda Institute Players presents: Midsummer Night’s Dream OUT NOW

Link in bio

#wasedauniversity #shakespeare #midsummernightsdream #wasedainstituteplayer

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07／15 奇跡体験！アンビリバボー

🤫
07／15 奇跡体験！アンビリバボー

Best way to wrap up a Saturday✅✅

Don’t ever, deny things that could help you make your will come true, even if they don’t seem that way.

📸: @andreaprandolini

Best way to wrap up a Saturday✅✅

Don’t ever, deny things that could help you make your will come true, even if they don’t seem that way.

📸: @andreaprandolini

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About me

Andy Law (he/him), represented by The Talent Express, is a Hong Kong born-and-raised, and New York based actor. He is known for originating key roles in his co-written show: Thank You For Listening (Remote Theater Project). He has also originated leading roles in multiple Off-Off-Broadway shows such as Pain Inc. (Chain Theater), Look How Far You’ve Come (Chain Theater). His other credits include Scenes from Interior Chinatown (Museum of Chinese in the America), web series THE SWEAT SHOP which was selected in the BIG APPLE Film Festival, the immersive theater Tongues (JACK), A Sketch of New York (Producers Club), What I Listened To, People Problems (South Oxford Space) and Rug Pull!.

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2026 reel

2026 reel

RESUME

Blue Bottle

Modelling with famosproductions

Rug Pull!

THE SWEAT SHOP

Community engagement / Immersive Theater

Exclusive Interviews

Discover the latest insights and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of entertainment with Andy's Selected Press. Get up close and personal with exclusive interviews featuring this rising actor and industry insiders. Gain a unique perspective on the art of acting and the journey of becoming a successful Actor. Stay informed and inspired by the in-depth conversations that delve into the passion and dedication of those who bring stories to life on screen.

Grit Daily: Speaking in Many Voices: Andy Law on Identity, Art, and the Freedom to Imagine

CanvasRebel: Meet Andy Law

Three New Plays Explore Thrilling, Elusive Hunts for a Shared Language

Remote Theater Project presents: Thank You For Listening 2025

Interior Chinatown Chinese article

Bold Journey: meet Andy Law

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Updates

After Blue Bottle's first successful performance

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Mentioned in Broadway World and featured on Stage Whisper the Podcast

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Recent projects

Blue Bottle: presented by The Infinity Films ∞ Theatrical Productions; dir. Burak Tatar

Tongues: presented by Tongues Collective. performed at Grand Street Settlement

FUCK HEAD (post production) - dir. Erick Moya. & Prod. BAD HOMBRES FILMS & Moera Creative

RUG PULL! - dir. Vincent Ruiz & Prod. Burak Tatar

Midnight Momo (post-produciton) : Feature; dir. Tenzin Yeshi & Prod. Six Realms Production LLC. Release TBD.

Smoke Break: presented by BlakeAve Productions

dir. Natasha Cobb

Thank You For Listening 2025: presented by Remote Theater Project

dir. Alexandra Aron & written by Carmen Rivera

"Society has a way of imposing stern taboos. That made me want to create without limitations. I wanted to be fully me and say what I want to say."

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