21st February - 25th February

Dance performance meets cutting edge technology in this live show that combines theatre, music, gaming and VR technology created with artists in London and Hong Kong.

Fri 24 – Sat 25 March 2023

A thrilling live performance of Kakilang’s award-winning digital collaboration with Two Temple Place, part gig-theatre, part spoken word rap, part concert, performed in the setting that inspired it in a thrilling combination of electronic music and traditional instrumentation.

30th -31st March 2023

Light Vessel is a multidisciplinary durational performance where two performers of contrasting physical shapes manipulate what is perceived as ‘decor’ consisting of PVC tubes as well as each other’s bodies. Hazel placed feminine movement centre stage and explored the idea of ‘power in gentleness’.

4th – 9th April 2023

Using puppetry, music and striptease, this is a gothic horror about siblinghood, diaspora and the brutal cost of assimilation; about being entirely alone in the universe, and about waking up chained to a dead body.

12th - 14th April 2023

Hopefully hopeful, The Rest of Our Lives is a cabaret of life and near death. Join Jo and George for a night of dance, circus and games. Jo and George present two middle-aged lives in an eclectic, spontaneous, predictable and random decline.

18th March 20:00

A Night of Queer East and South East Asian Talent, bringing together some of the most eclectic talent from across the diaspora, TASTE is a joyous, chaotic and radical celebration of Queer East and Southeast Asian artistry.

22nd April 22:00

Join Emmy as she uses sound and song to explore her Hong Kong past and her British present, and take part in an evening of transformation and she moves into a new artist identity.

Ongoing

Explore the various low carbon recipes developed by East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) communities in collaboration with a data scientist and special edition low carbon recipes developed in collaboration with celebrated ESEA chefs and food writers.

App Tour

Delve deeper into the history of Chinatown in this ground-breaking interactive work combining Augmented Reality technology, music and drama.

11th March 14:00 - 9th April 12:00

While focusing specifically on East & Southeast Asia, the purpose of the exhibition is to raise questions about how we all, more generally, make sense of our surrounding environments and the tangible borders and invisible boundaries that define who we are, its politics, the relationship between people, with nature, and broadly, the world.