Adrian Pang Yeow Soon was born on 8 January 1966 and is a Singaporean actor, host, and contracted artiste under FLY Entertainment.
21 Facts About Adrian Pang
Adrian Pang was born in Malacca, Malaysia, but emigrated to Singapore shortly after with his family.
Adrian Pang was educated at Anglo-Chinese School and Anglo-Chinese Junior College.
Adrian Pang worked for a number of years in British theatre and television before returning to Singapore.
Adrian Pang later switched to SPH MediaWorks as a producer-presenter when the new company was established in 2001.
Adrian Pang quickly established himself as a household name through his work on SPH MediaWorks Channel i A versatile talent, he excelled in hosting as well as acting, such as in the comedy Durian King and the main actor in the channel's final production, Six Weeks, before its impending merger with Mediacorp in 2005.
An original idea of his, Adrian Pang co-wrote Six Weeks and was part of the creative process from start to finish.
Adrian Pang achieved this accolade despite the fact that he is much more comfortable speaking in English than in Mandarin.
Adrian Pang starred in Jack Neo's romantic comedy I Do I Do with Sharon Au.
Adrian Pang has appeared in various theatrical performances such as Forbidden City: Portrait of An Empress, A Twist of Fate, The Dresser, The Odd Couple and many others.
Adrian Pang's humour makes him one of the more sought-after hosts in Singaporean media.
Adrian Pang was the host for The Arena and Deal or No Deal aired on Mediacorp Channel 5.
Adrian Pang has helped to host the National Day Parade Celebrations in Singapore as well as Miss Singapore Universe.
Adrian Pang played the male lead in the series Parental Guidance opposite Hong Kong actress, Jessica Hsuen.
That was the first time Adrian Pang played a legal professional on television.
In 2012, Adrian Pang starred in the Mediacorp Raintree Pictures movie Dance Dance Dragon alongside Kym Ng and Dennis Chew.
In late 2012, Adrian Pang starred in the Singapore Repertory Theatre's production of God of Carnage.
In 2014, Adrian Pang wrote his first book for children, Hansel and Girl Girl.
In recent years, Adrian Pang is best known to play the fictional role of a senior lawyer, Dennis Tang, in MediaCorp's The Pupil and Code of Law television drama series.
Ironically, in real life, Adrian Pang actually graduated with a law degree from University of Keele in his younger years, though he did not go into a legal job.
Adrian Pang was the creative director for the Singapore National Day Parade in 2022.