Anna Chen, author and performer of Anna May Wong Must Die! at the New Diorama Theatre, London.

Anna as Benten, Goddess of Love in The Magic Fundoshi at the Lyric Hammersmith and DBS Auditorium, Singapore. Produced by MuLan Theatre.

Bear and Wolf plus Fish.

Anna gives her class, Poetry Against the Machine, for the Wigan Pier Workshops, 2013.

National Maritime Museum, Feb 2013. Pic by Jan Jefferies.

Reaching for my Gnu, Anna's collection of poetry, available from Aaaargh! Press.

Charles Shaar Murray and Anna Chen.

As Sandra in Beautiful Thing (rehearsed reading) at the Albany Theatre, Deptford.

Anna's one-woman show, Taikonaut, premiere at BAC Studion, London. Pic by Sukey Parnell.

Photo shoot for New Internationalist magazine.

Recording Chopsticks at Dawn, Anna's programme about the pentatonic orientalist trope, for BBC Radio 4, 2010. With Ben Chan and Janet Ng.

The Steampunk Opium Wars premiere at the National Maritime Musum. Written and narrated by Anna Chen. Pic by Sukey Parnell

Hugo Trebels, Louise Whittle and Anna, National Maritime Museum, Feb 2012. Pic by Jan Jefferies.

Poster

Reading poetry at the Friern Barnet occupation cabaret, 2012.

Francesca Beard, Kazuko Hohki and Anna at the BAC.

With Harry Lee at the launch of Anna's groundbreaking ten-part series, Chinese in Britain, produced by Mukti Jain Campion (Culture Wise) for BBC Radio 4, 2007.

Louise Whittle (Queen Victoria), Anna (Narrator), John Crow (Lord Palmerston), Paul Anderson (Sir Jardine-Matheson) at the National Maritime Museum, February 2012. Pic by Jan Jefferies.

Written and narrated by Anna Chen. With Hugo Trebels as Lin Zexu. Pic by Sukey Parnell. National Maritime Museum, Feb 2012.

With my guest Burt Kwouk recording my series "Chinese In Britain" for BBC Radio 4, 2007.

Anna wins the Farrago Zoo Award for Best London Performance, 2014.

Events producer and all round wonderful friend, Hi Ching and Anna.

Westminster Skeptics panel: Laurie Penny, Suzanne Moore, Anna Chen, Richard Peppiat, Mark Evans.

Hosting the Terracotta Warriors Exhibition Late at the British Museum, 2007.

L to R: Neil Hornick (Captain Ironside), John Paul O'Neill (Mr Cobden), Hugo Trebels (Lin Zexu), Paul Anderson (Sir Jardine-Mathesono), Anna (Narrator), John Crow (Lord Palmerston). National Maritime Museum, Feb 2012.

Recording Anna's Madam Miaow's Culture Lounge series at Resonance 104.4FM. With Tariq on the desk, Aowen Jen and Jingan Young watching Wondermare play live in the studio. Pic by Charles Shaar Murray.