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Premiering today on Stan – POPULATION 11 directed by Trent O’Donnell and Helena Brooks. This 12-part comedy thriller stars Ben Feldman.

The world premiere of Hmong-Australian writer Michele Lee’s HOW DO I LET YOU DIE is on Wednesday, 22nd November, at the Art House, Melbourne. This multimedia monologue weaves together phone calls, Asian ghost tropes, Hmong horror stories and an adult child accepting the eventual death of their parents, assembled by an extraordinary team of Asian-Australian […]

Michele Lee has written an episode for WHITE FEVER, a brand new comedy created by and starring Ra Chapman, screening on ABC TV and ABC iview in 2024.

Steven Arriagada and Michele Lee participated in the Netflix GROW CREATIVE programme this year. After being launched successfully last September in the UK, Netflix has expanded the scheme to Australia and New Zealand. GROW CREATIVE is a Netflix initiative to expand and up-skill local talent – both above and below-the-line – via investment in education […]

The 2019 AWGIE winners have been announced with Yellow’s Eliza and Hannah Reilly taking home the award for best writing for a Web Series with SHEILAS ‘Nancy Wake – WW2 Spy’ and ‘Mary Ann Bugg – Bushranger’. Yellow’s Samantha Strauss, Elise McCredie and Michele Lee also received nominations for THE END (Television – Series or Miniseries) […]

The Green Room Awards for 2019 have been announced, featuring a plethora of outstanding nominations, and multiple Yellow clients up for awards. The awards will be announced on the 1st of April at Melbourne’s iconic Comedy Theatre. The Green Room Awards recognise outstanding achievements in a wide range of productions, including Contemporary, Cabaret and Experimental […]

The exceptional playwright Michele Lee has been shortlisted for the Victoria Premier 2019 Awards, for her play GOING DOWN. GOING DOWN is a part fictional, part semi-autobiographal work which centers on a Hmong-Australian woman who lives and works as a writer in Melbourne. The play explores the experience of growing up with a migrant background […]