Reviews

Who am I? Where do I belong?

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Neither Here Nor There is a documentary theatre inspired by verbatim and autobiographical material with shadow puppetry . It follows two women—one second-generation Chinese-Spanish, the other mixed-race Danish, Nigerian, and Italian—each navigating multiple worlds.

Rip Current is a puppetry piece about experiencing the world out of sync. A neurodivergent protagonist escapes overwhelming noise and follows a strange squeak into a surreal inner world, meeting ants in unison, a compulsive badger, and a scatter-minded rabbit. The piece immerses audiences in her sensory rhythm, guided by an unseen current uniquely her own.

Narcosis is an experimental solo performance adapted from the indie video game of the same name, blending psychological thriller, deep-sea survival, and the disorienting logic of a mind under pressure. Audiences are immersed in the solitary world of a diver trapped in the ocean’s depths, witnessing his struggle with death, memory, and the shifting boundaries of reality.

This is not only a theatrical descent and a fight for escape, but also a journey through consciousness and sensation.

Abyss is an improvisation-driven performance blending physical theatre, live sound, and responsive lighting to explore identity, embodiment, and resistance. Created by movement artist Jacob Zang and sound artist Bryan Wu, the piece unfolds through six abstract phases where body, music, and light shape one another in real time. Rejecting narrative, it becomes a shifting, sensory journey of collapse and emergence.

Blacked-Out Blocks is a black satire about how creative ownership erodes under collaboration and market forces. As novelist Philo adapts her own work, she clashes with her producer amid reversals, meta-theatre, and broken fourth walls. The play exposes how resistance is absorbed and repackaged—turning even anger and rebellion into fuel for the very system being fought.

Have you ever broken down in the dark, or felt an unstoppable surge of energy to keep dancing?

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July15to… is a physical theatre performance exploring trauma, memory, and the possibility of healing.


For anyone drawn to stories of emotion and renewal, where turbulence becomes a path to self-reconciliation, and movement, light, and rhythm tell a story of hope.