Woo Woolf , a devised performance by the migrant-led group Ensemble Not Found, invites you to step not just into a theatre, but into a dreamscape where time, language, and identity shimmer and dissolve like water. With its imminent staging in a few days, this multilingual work is poised to intrigue, provoke, and move all who encounter it. From “A Room” to a Space of One’s Own The genesis of Woo Woolf  is rooted in the ensemble’s shared admiration for Virginia Woolf’s writings

Blending movement, spoken word, and visual artistry, the thought-provoking duet Deciphers  will arrive at The Coronet Theatre, inviting audiences into a world where translation is physical, emotional, and deeply personal. Created and performed by acclaimed dance artists Naishi Wang and Jean Abreu, Deciphers  explores the shifting meanings of identity, translation, and migration in their lived experiences: China to Canada for Naishi, Brazil to the UK for Jean. In this intervie

Butoh, in Ken Mai’s approach, is less a form than a field, an energetic commons where breath meets cosmos, and where performance dilates...

Dam Van Hunyh’s returning works, In Realness (2022)  and Exquisite Noise (2024) , are stubbornly loud as they delve into protest and...

Image: CAGED | Photographer: Linden Dance Company Theme & Content & Artistic Process 1. CAGED  explores themes of solitude, entrapment,...

Image: OOTFest25 Key Visual OOTFest25 was conceived as a site for radical experimentation and dialogue at the intersection of embodiment,...

Engaged in an exploration of the synergies between pipa playing and movement, The Pipa Walkers  offered a compelling insight into the...

Text: William Chan Translator: Elspeth Chan Editor’s Note  ( dance journal/hk ) In early December 2024, The Hong Kong Academy for...