The new musical explores family, identity and the Asian American experience through the story of a rising artist finding her voice.
Madeline Ng
Madeline Ng is a senior at Oak Park High School. She has been involved with HSI for more than two years and enjoys entertainment reporting, with a focus on film and theater. Since 2025, she has served on the HSI Student Advisory Board and was a 2026 HSI summer intern. Outside of journalism, she plays tennis and enjoys baking, volunteering and advocacy work.
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