Allen Theosky Rowe, a dynamic and multifaceted individual of Chinese and Korean heritage, hailed from the vibrant city of Taipei, Taiwan, where he spent the majority of his formative years.
His childhood was a rich tapestry of diverse experiences, as he grew up in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China, immersing himself in the unique cultures and languages of each region.
As a result of his multicultural upbringing, Allen developed a remarkable proficiency in multiple languages, effortlessly conversing in both English and Mandarin with native-like fluency.
Prior to venturing into the realm of filmmaking, Theosky initially made a name for himself as a renowned DJ, affectionately known as DJ Theosky, within the vibrant and dynamic Electronic Dance Music (EDM) scene. However, driven by an unwavering passion for the art of acting, he ultimately made the bold decision to trade in his turntables for a chance to hone his craft and bring his characters to life on the big screen.
The esteemed individual's acting career commenced in Beijing, China, where he was fortunate enough to be cast in the highly acclaimed television series "Tou Du" in the year 2001. It was within this esteemed production that he took on the lead role of Duck Blood Soup, a villainous character that garnered him widespread recognition in China for his raw and unflinching portrayal of the character.
Theosky has made a significant impact in the music video realm, having appeared in a multitude of music videos for prominent Asian artists, with notable collaborations including the renowned Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou and the talented singer-songwriter Amanda Lee.
Furthermore, Theosky has also shared the silver screen with Amanda Lee in the feature film "Ronin Boys", a cinematic endeavor that showcases his versatility as a performer and his ability to excel in various artistic mediums.
Theosky's academic journey in America culminated in his return to the United States, where he landed his debut role in the popular American television series "Monk" in the year 2012. Following this breakthrough, he went on to secure a diverse range of television credits, showcasing his versatility as a talented actor. Notably, he appeared in the action-packed series "S.W.A.T" in 2018, followed by his roles in the drama-filled "The Last Ship" in 2016, the crime-thriller "Chicago P.D." in 2015, the cybercrime drama "CSI Cyber" also in 2015, the critically acclaimed "Hawaii Five-O" in 2013, the gritty drama "Gang Related" in 2014, and the long-running soap opera "Days of Our Lives" in 2017.
Theosky, a multifaceted individual, currently resides in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, yet he also divides his time between this West Coast hub and the culturally rich and diverse region of Asia.
