It’s a quick hour-and-twenty-minute script that became the basis for a sitcom, and guess what? It pretty much feels like ...

A perfect night out for AANHPI Month, now extended through June 8. Kim's Convenience is a particularly good choice of show to ...

Kim's Convenience was eventually adapted into a ... Sun-Hyung Lee says he was able to connect almost immediately with Mr. Kim's character. "I read the first two scenes, and my heart — it ...

That accent seems to signify everything that’s out of place about Mr. Kim, the protagonist and patriarch of the show. He interacts with various groups of customers in his convenience store in a ...

Mr. Kim offers a gay discount at the store, while Mrs. Kim tries to find Janet a cool, Christian, Korean boyfriend. Mr. Kim gets competitive with Janet over who is the better photographer.

The series 'Kim’s Convenience' ended in 2021 after five seasons. Let's have a look at what the cast are doing today. Paul Sun-Hyung Lee played the patriarch, Mr. Sang-il Kim, also known as 'appa ...

Kim's Convenience returns to the stage at Soulpepper ... playwright Ins Choi (who now takes on the role of the titular Mr. Kim) with its original director, Weyni Mengesha. Don't miss the historic ...

When Kim’s Convenience first opened, Choi also played Jung. In the reboot he takes on the role of Mr. Kim, offering a joyous challenge for the writer-director duo. In the same Soulpepper ...

In “Kim’s Convenience,” Mr. Kim “Appa,” and wife Umma, own and run a convenience store in a Toronto neighborhood called Kim’s Convenience. He hopes his daughter Janet will take over ...

We preview the upcoming Main Street Theater production of Kim's Convenience by interviewing Johnny Barton who plays "appa" Mr ...

Mr. Kim works hard to support his wife and children with his Toronto convenience store. As he evaluates his future, he faces both a changing neighbourhood landscape and the gap between his values ...