Yellow Skin is a choreographic performance that reclaims and reimagines Asian stereotypes through karaoke, drag, and Vietnamese bingo culture. Created by artists from the Southeast Asian diaspora, the work explores how colonial histories, migration, and racism continue to shape our bodies and identities. Blending humor, play, music, and political critique, the performers inhabit caricatures rather than reject them, searching for the hidden life within these images. Through audience participation and a vibrant stage world, Yellow Skin transforms stereotypes into sites of resistance, community, and empowerment. The project asks how marginalized bodies can rewrite the stories imposed upon them — and create new ways of belonging.