China Changing Festival

China Changing Festival

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  • Contributed ideas and information to the festival curating team, co-presented two productions – Little Soldier Zhang Ga and Sink at the China Changing Festival.

Now in its second year at the London Southbank Centre, the China Changing Festival is a wonderful event that showcases a range of contemporary performance arts from across China. As well as this, the festival highlights the developing creative ties between the China and Britain. Little Soldier Zhang Ga is a puppet production for kids created by the War Horse China team during their performances of War Horse Mandarin version; Sink is created by a Chinese emerging director Xinxi Du who was trained in RADA and Royal Central of Speech and Drama, with her unique understanding of the certain period of history in China.

Latest Activities

Shades of Change was produced by the Shandong Academy of Arts and the Shandong Provincial Theatre Creation Studio.

Shades of Change (International Co-production)

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Aiming towards contributing to audience development and cultural diversity in the UK, we launched a series of audience events among the UK-based Chinese community.

Audience Event

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We interviewed the participating Chinese theatre professionals and academics during the 2-day event and provided full-coverage of the event through UK-based Chinese media platforms.

Performing China on the Global Stage @ Leeds

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We offered consulting services for the Cultural Division of the Taipei Representative office in the UK, to introduce Mr. Wu Hsing-Kuo, the famous Taiwanese artist, actor and Director of the Contemporary Legend Theatre, to Londoners through local audience events.

Mr. Wu Hsing-kuo’s
Masterclass and Workshop

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Collaborating with the contemporary art magazine ART.ZIP, which is a seasonal English-Mandarin bilingual magazine published throughout the Asian and UK markets, we delivered the special theatre issue featuring more than 30 British theatre companies, venues, educational organisations, academics and professionals. Educated and informed Chinese readers about theatre “new writing” through rich content and well-planned structure.

ART.ZIP ISSUE09 – “New Writing”

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Inspired by the success of our collaboration the previous year, we continued our co-operation with art magazine ART.ZIP, contributing to yet another edition. As our company has grown and become more deeply rooted in London, we were delighted to share our network of British Theatre professionals, and set the issue theme as “Visual Theatre”.

ART.ZIP ISSUE12 – “Visual Theatre”

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We took charge in the project for CPAA to achieve the first UK-China theatre management experience tour at the end of 2014, organizing a 4-day event for 20 leading Chinese theatre managers and artistic directors to visit leading British theatres.

UK Theatre Management Training

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Building a closer relationship between British and Chinese theatre / The Guardian

Building a closer relationship between British and Chinese theatre / The Guardian

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