We Will Slam You With Our Wings
by Joanna Dudley (AU)
The future is female – and so is the past, as depicted by these portraits of girls as unlikely warriors.
10am - 9pm daily
20 May, Sat,
2.30pm & 7.30pm
(Performances) | Performance
Abyss
by 99 Art Company (KR)
ABYSS is an elegy expressing the sorrow of human emotions, consisting of joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure, presented through dance as if it were a song.
20 May, Sat, 3pm & 8pm | Dance
Angel Island
by Huang Ruo (US) & Brian Gothong Tan (SG)
Inspired by poetry inscribed on the walls of the titular immigration station, Angel Island is a music-theatre performance weaving a story of immigration, discrimination, and confinement, bringing history into the reality of our current lives.
20 May, Sat, 3pm & 8pm | Music
Realm Of Silk
by Sougwen Chung (CA)
A one-of-a-kind performance which intersects the worlds of visual art, performance and technology, Realm of Silk is an investigation of the collaborative potential of human and robot.
MATERIA
by Andrea Salustri (IT)
In this remarkable performance of object theatre, Andrea Salustri explores the possibilities of polystyrene, one of the most common form of plastic.
21 May, Sun, 3pm | Theatre
A Day, 2023
by Joyce Ho (TW)
Discover the intriguing amid the mundane, in this multidisciplinary installation combining performance and video installation.
(a door opens each day)
12pm – 8pm daily
29 May – 4 Jun, Mon – Sun
(all rooms open)
12pm – 8pm daily
28 May, Sun
Artist Talk
12.30pm & 4.30pm | Visual Arts
£¥€$ (LIES)
by Ontroerend Goed (BE)
In this game-inspired immersive and participatory performance, award-winning theatre company Ontroerend Goed invites you to become part of the super-rich, the elite 1% who control the global economy.
27 & 28 May, Sat & Sun, 6pm | Theatre
BLKDOG
by Botis Seva (UK)
BLKDOG is street dance as you’ve never seen it before. Using hip hop in a contemporary style powered by high-energy moves and captivating athleticism, BLKDOG is a delicate and brutal commentary on how today's youth are coping in a world not built for them.
Me, You, Then, Now
by Muna Tseng (US)
In this performance of self-portraiture, Muna Tseng, a distinguished woman artist in the 70th year of her life, reflects on her career, from her days of being a young artist carving out her identity within the urban mythology of downtown NYC...
Lolling & Rolling
by Jaha Koo (KR)
Exploring English as the predominant language of political power, Lolling & Rolling is a powerful one-man show that traces the shadow of linguistic imperialism within Korean society, and questions its impact on the “inaudible voice” of the subaltern.
Cuckoo
by Jaha Koo (KR)
What can a bunch of talkative rice cookers tell us about the past twenty years of Korean history?
The School
by Jean Ng (SG), Li Xie (SG) and Joavien Ng (SG)
Step into The School, and join fellow participants on a series of communal assemblies, group lessons, solo journeys, unexpected assignments, and strange encounters across multiple sites in Stamford Arts Centre. Just like school as we think we know it, yet nothing like it at all.
Pompeii
by Edith Podesta (AU/SG) and K. Rajagopal (SG)
Pompeii plays out on a live soundstage, in which the lives of an imagined apartment building’s inhabitants materialize before us.
4 Jun, Sun, 3pm | Theatre
Humans 2.0
by Circa (AU)
Humans 2.0 pushes the boundaries of what circus can be. Intimate and primal, this thrilling symphony of acrobatics and aesthetics explores what it means to be human – not just as a noun, but a verb.
4 Jun, Sun, 3pm | Theatre
NEW-ILLUSION
by Toshiki Okada/chelfitsch (JP)
NEW-ILLUSION invites you to step into that mysterious space of intrigue where reality and fiction blur into each other on stage.
